Texans' C.J. Stroud Makes NFL History for All the Wrong Reasons vs. Bengals

Houston Texans fell 6-20 in Week 2 against the Cincinnati Bengals, with major offensive struggles including a non-existent run game, ongoing offensive line issues, and a red zone attack that went 0-for-4. Despite the loss, quarterback C.J. Stroud posted major passing counting stats and made an unusual NFL mark. As noted by Scott Kacsmar on X, Stroud became the first quarterback to record 350-plus passing yards in a game with no interceptions while his team scored fewer than 10 points. Stroud threw 55 passes, gained 353 yards with a 54.5% completion rate, and had zero interceptions or fumbles. The Texans scored just six points.