NFL Week 18 Saturday: Texans vs. Colts score, highlights, news, inactives and live updates

Here's Frank Schwab's recap on all of that.

CJ Stroud just walked into a division rival's house in a win-and-in game without his No. 2 and 3 receivers and posted 264 yards on 20-of-26 passing with two TDs and no picks. He is 22 years old.

Collins was amazing (195 yards) and the Texans o-line kept him off the ground, but that is special stuff.

Ballgame, Texans win 23-19 and advance to the playoffs in their first season with head coach DeMeco Ryans and CJ Stroud. They win the division with a Jaguars loss tomorrow.

Texans take the safety and burn the clock down to one second. They'll free kick with a stop winning the game. 23-19 Texans

Colts get the stop, but they won't get the ball with more than 7 seconds left.

Colts use both their timeouts to keep the clock at 54 seconds on 3rd and 6.

TURNOVER ON DOWNS

Minshew throws behind Tyler Goodson, who can't reel it in. An incompletion gives the Texans the ball with 1:03 left. Colts have two timeouts.

Colts now have a 4th and 1 in the red zone with fewer than 90 seconds left.

The Colts get it! It's their first third-down conversion of the game, on their 10th try.

We've got a close call on third down, with Jonathan Taylor running up the middle. Officials called it a first down, but they're taking another look.

The Colts respond with their own rookie. Josh Downs reels off a 28-yard catch-and-run to reach midfield real quick.

Jonathan Taylor was ruled doubtful with an ankle injury, but he's back on the field now.

TOUCHDOWN TEXANS

Devin Singletary punches it in, but the Ka'imi Fairbairn misses his first XP of the season to keep the score 23-17. Hard to overstate how huge a drive that was by Stroud.

Another pass, another completion to Collins, this time on a 23-yarder. He also draws a horse collar to move the ball inside the

WOW.

Stroud throws what looked like a dump-off with pressure in his face, but Collins tracks it down for a diving through at the sideline. He's up to eight catches and 172 yards on eight targets.

First down Texans, Stroud to Schultz again.

Dalton Schultz then turns that into a 3rd-and-3 with an impressive catch and run.

There's a big sack. Colts surprise CJ Stroud with blitz by safety Rodney Harrison Jr. for his first sack of the year, creats a 2nd and 20.

Matt Gay makes a 35-yard field goal to tie the game at 17-17.

Oh dear, Jonathan Taylor is suddenly headed to the locker room. Unclear why

The Colts win the challenge. First down at the Houston 23.

Michael Pittman makes a big catch then draws an unnecessary roughness penalty for a 33 yard gain total.

The Colts run game is suddenly getting stonewalled. Their last four rushes have gone for -2 yards total.

Ka'imi Fairbairn makes a 51-yard field goal to put the Texans back up 17-14.

DOINK

Matt Gay misses the 57-yarder. Still 14-14 and the Texans will start with some solid field position at their own 47.

Minshew gets the ball batted down on 3rd and 9 and the Colts will have a long field goal try coming up.

The Colts are averaging 9.5 yards per rush and 3.5 yards per pass.

The Texans are averaging 9.2 yards per pass and 2,8 yards per rush.

Not just another running back.

The Colts running game is in full force tonight. Zack Moss reaches 24 yards on three carries, then Taylor comes back in for another 22 yards. Indy's up to 200 rushing yards on 21 carries.

This Colts crowd is fully back in it. Texans post a three-and-out and are suddenly in a very shaky place.

And here's the 2-point conversion.

Taylor is up to 145 yards and a TD on 16 carries (9.1 yards per rush). Here, he shakes a couple tackles to turn a loss into something huge.

COLTS GET IT.

Minshew hits Mo Alie-Cox on a tricky jump pass to tie the game 14-14.

TOUCHDOWN COLTS.

Jonathan Taylor breaks off a 49-yard TD run. Colts now going for 2.