The Houston Texans have now officially fallen to 0-3 on the season after a brutal 10-17 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, now leaving them tied with the Tennessee Titans for last in the AFC South, and the Texans' first time going 0-3 to start the year since 2020. Here's five instant takeaways for the Texans from the results in Jacksonville:

Here we'll try to look at and discuss the Houston Texans who are most to blame for their Week 3 loss vs. Jaguars.

Amid the Houston Texans' loss to the Jaguars on Sunday, WR Nico Collins had a costly fumble, and he was hard on himself after the game.

That drive feels like a microcosm of the Texans' offense through the first two games. The beginning of the season hasn't been kind to Houston at all: 14.0 points per game is dead last in the NFL, and they're 29th in total yards per game.

Hunter becomes the 41st official player in NFL history to record 100 sacks in his career. He's also the 15th-fastest player in league history to accomplish that feat, now joining an exclusive club of six other active players to get over the 100-sack hump as well.

The Houston Texans fanbase is sick and tired of waiting for the offense to come around and is letting their frustrations heard.

It came in vain as the Raiders were throttled by the Commanders, but the receiver's insane day is noteworthy regardless. Tucker finished with eight receptions for 145 yards and three touchdowns. Naturally, all of those were career highs. Oddly enough, Tucker is also the only Raiders player with a receiving touchdown (four) this season.

After Houston Texans cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. left in the middle of Week 3's game vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars, the team has issued a new update on the status of their star defender. According to head coach DeMeco Ryans, Stingley suffered an oblique injury vs. the Jaguars.