Sunday Night Football: Texans Get Seven Sacks, Two Picks in a 19-13 Win Over Bears

Houston improves to 1-2-1 with the win, while Chicago falls to 2-2.

Defense leads the way for Texans

The Houston Texans defense was the star of the show on Sunday night, as they sacked Bears quarterback Justin Fields seven times and intercepted him twice. The Texans also forced two fumbles, one of which they recovered. The Texans' pass rush was particularly impressive, as they were able to generate pressure on Fields all night long. Defensive end Jonathan Greenard led the way with three sacks, while defensive tackle Maliek Collins added two. The Texans' secondary also played well, as they were able to limit the Bears' passing attack to just 148 yards. Cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. had a particularly impressive game, as he intercepted Fields twice.

Offense struggles for both teams

The offenses for both teams struggled on Sunday night, as neither team was able to score more than 19 points. The Texans were able to move the ball well at times, but they were unable to finish drives. The Bears' offense was even worse, as they were only able to gain 148 yards of total offense. Fields was sacked seven times and intercepted twice, and he was also unable to complete more than 50% of his passes.

Texans win despite offensive struggles

Despite their offensive struggles, the Texans were able to win the game thanks to their defense. The Texans' defense was able to force the Bears into several turnovers, and they were also able to generate a lot of pressure on Fields. The Texans' win is their first of the season, and it moves them to 1-2-1 on the year. The Bears fall to 2-2 with the loss.