Series Overview
The Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans have a limited but interesting history in their head-to-head matchups. They have only played 6 times, and the Packers are 5–1 in the series. The Packers are on a 3-game winning streak against the Texans.
Next Game
The Packers next take on the Texans on October 20, 2024 at noon CST at Lambeau Field.
Notable Games
The most memorable game between the Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans occurred on October 14, 2012, when the Packers dominated with a score of 42-24. This game is particularly notable for several reasons:
Key Highlights
- Aaron Rodgers’ Performance: Rodgers had an exceptional game, throwing for six touchdown passes, which set a franchise record for the most touchdowns in a single game. Three of these touchdowns were caught by wide receiver Jordy Nelson.
- Offensive Dominance: The Packers’ offense was explosive, scoring 42 points and showcasing their ability to move the ball effectively against the Texans’ defense.
- Impact on Season: This victory was part of a crucial stretch for the Packers, helping them solidify their playoff positioning during the 2012 season, which ultimately led them to the playoffs.
Surprising Upset
The most surprising outcome in the history of Packers vs. Texans games occurred on December 7, 2008, when the Texans defeated the Packers 24-21 at Lambeau Field. This game stands out for several reasons:
Key Factors
- First Win Against Packers: This victory marked the Texans’ first win against the Packers.
- Late Game Heroics: The game was close and came down to a last-minute field goal. Kicker Kris Brown made a 40-yard field goal as time expired, sealing the victory for the Texans.
- Packers’ Struggles: At the time, the Packers were experiencing a challenging season, finishing with a 6-10 record. The loss highlighted their struggles under then-first-year starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
- Weather Conditions: The game took place in frigid December temperatures, typical for Lambeau Field, which added an extra layer of difficulty for both teams but particularly for a Texans squad not used to cold weather.








