Texans star Will Anderson Jr. said Houston has "everything" it needs but "can't lose" to teams like the Titans and Jets.

For the second consecutive year, the Texans finished a regular season atop the AFC South standings but then fell in the divisional round of a postseason tournament.

The Houston Texans’ playoff journey ended in the Divisional Round for the second consecutive year, falling 23-14 to the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday.

Houston Texans defensive end Will Anderson Jr. said he believes the referees were against his team in Saturday's 23-14 AFC divisional round loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Texans' defense was flagged for two controversial penalties at separate points when it contacted Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

There were at least a few questionable calls in Saturday's divisional round matchup between the Chiefs and Texans.

Houston Texans pass rusher Will Anderson Jr. said the team felt they had to beat both the Kansas City Chiefs and the referees to advance in the playoffs.

Defensive end Will Anderson Jr. thought Houston was a “better team” than Kansas City, but the Chiefs ended the Texans’ season with a 23-14 victory in the second round of the AFC playoffs on Saturday.

Even without participating in the postseason, the New York Jets are still being ridiculed after the NFL’s divisional playoff weekend – this time through the words of a star player on a rival AFC team.

The Jets and the Titans caught a stray shot from Will Anderson Jr., who was discussing how the Texans can improve in 2025.

Houston Texans star defensive end Will Anderson Jr. wants the NFL to review controversial officiating in the team's recent loss to the Kansas City Chiefs that caused widespread outrage in the football community.