Concluding the Christmas holiday yesterday, the NFL celebrated with two Netflix special games on their platform as the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Pittsburgh Steelers, followed by our very own Houston Texans taking on the Baltimore Ravens. Kicking off their highly anticipated evening game, the Texans fall drastically to the Ravens as the team seemed to be a bit in disarray against one of their top competitors in the AFC division. With the possibility of seeing them again through the postseason and with a final score of 31-2, the Texans seem to have suffered their worst loss of the season. Noting their difficult schedule and playing roughly back to back games in the span of ten days, Texans Insider Aaron Wilson joins and helps assess yesterday's game and what adjustments must be made going forward as we enter the last weeks of the regular season.

As we inch closer to the New Year and the start of the season appearing closer than it seems, the Astros have taken some time in trying to rebuild their roster and replace a few players that have been traded by the organization. Regarding Kyle Tucker's departure, the Astros have aimed to revamp the team although, the organization tends to take a bit longer than expected in regards to getting deals done, signed, and closed. Still looking to get Bregman's deal done, there hasn't been much talk amongst the topic of rather he'll return or not but the Astros still hold out for the best. Interesting talk around the specific reason as to why won't he return has arrived, as many have begun to note around the time of resigning's and extensions come into play the Astros tend to let their prospects walk. Seeing how this has been working for the organization in the past years many still raise question as to why the Astros build up great prospects but never really bring them back to furlong and sustain their dominance in the postseason. Is there a method to this madness or are the Astros managing these prospects the best they know how?

Rolling into Week 16 and standing at the top of the AFC South Division the Texans are 9-5 as they get ready to take on the two time Super Bowl champs, the Kansas City Chiefs. Towering at the top of the league not seen to be slowing down with the postseason slowly still approaching and with only one loss throughout the entirety of the season, the Chiefs walk into Saturday's game standing at 13-1. Looking to be one of their biggest and highly anticipated games of the season tomorrow, the Texans have a chance to make a big statement just before the postseason starts with a huge win over the Chiefs and dealing them their second loss of the season in the process. Aaron Wilson joins briefly and talks a few keys for the Texans ahead of tomorrows noon kickoff along with what may be the crucial factor that decides the victor at the end of regulation.

With the conclusion of the winter meetings last week, a few teams across the MLB got some deals done in amidst to the new season approaching and aiming to better rosters in the process. Still aiming to get a few things done before the New Year, the Astros have inquired about a few different prospects in regards to filling a few holes around the field regarding Tuckers departure to the Chicago Cubs. Still on the radar for a new signing happens to be the Astros very own veteran third baseman, Alex Bregman. Declining the Astros initial offer in the beginning and testing the market for himself, the market seems to be a bit stern as the buzz surrounding Bregman isn't as big as many thought it would tend to be. Regarding the trade block from Nolan Arenado to come to Houston and the need to add more depth to the infield becoming a bit vital, is there a possibility that the Astros could re-sign Alex Bregman back to the roster?