Deepi Sidhu from HoustonTexans.com joins the "Texans Talk Podcast" and talks about whether or not WR Will Fuller caught the organization by surprise with his big Week 5 performance. Plus, the two preview the Week 6 bout between the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans at Arrowhead Stadium, arguably the high noon showdown of the week that ought to have been put under the bright lights of Sunday night.

Texans Wire staff writers Anthony Wood and Avery Duncan analyze quarterback Deshaun Watson's play through the first weeks of the season, as well as kick around other germane topics surrounding the 2-2 Texans.

Houston Texans receiver Keke Coutee has seen his snaps decrease with the arrival of WR Kenny Stills, coupled with Coutee's own injury problems in preseason. Does the former 2018 fifth-round pick still have any fantasy value left?

Host Chris Nalls takes a look at Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson and whether he should ever sit in fantasy, along with other fantasy topics, including sits and starts for Week 4

Former Houston Texans tight end Owen Daniels joins the podcast to talk about the Texans' current tight end situation, quarterback Deshaun Watson, and also Crown Royal's Water Break campaign.

The Houston Texans are off to a 2-1 start, but as Ari Alexander for KPRC explains on the "Texans Talk Podcast" with Anthony Wood, fans may need to cool their jets.

Abdul Foster from ESPN 97.5 joins the podcast to preview the Week 3 match-up between the Houston Texans and Los Angeles Chargers at Dignity Health Sports Park.

OLB Whitney Mercilus and S Justin Reid join host Anthony Wood on the "Texans Talk Podcast" and talk about the recent Week 2 match-up with the Jacksonville Jaguars and also preview the Los Angeles Chargers Week 3 road game.

Host Chris Nalls takes a look at whether Houston Texans receiver Keke Coutee is a sit or a start in the club's Week 2 bout with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Marc Sessler from NFL.com and the "Around the NFL" podcast joins the "Texans Talk Podcast" to break down Houston's 30-28 loss to the New Orleans Saints.  Jacob Barnor, a Brit who is on his way to setting a world record for visiting all 32 NFL stadiums in the shortest time possible as part of the NFL 100 celebration, stops by to talk about the games he saw in Week 1.