In a tightly contested Week 16 matchup, the Philadelphia Eagles narrowly defeated the Houston Texans with a final score of 10-6. With playoff implications on the line, both teams fought hard, but it was Philadelphia's defense that ultimately made the decisive plays to secure the win. C.J. Stroud led the Texans' offense with 117 passing yards, but struggled to find the end zone. Woody Marks contributed a solid ground game, racking up 71 rushing yards, while Nico Collins was the top target in the passing game with 66 receiving yards. Despite these efforts, the Texans could not capitalize on their offensive production. Defensively, the Eagles shined, with Quinyon Mitchell leading the team with four total tackles. Jalen Carter was a force in the backfield, notching four sacks that disrupted Houston's rhythm, while Andrew Mukuba's interception proved to be a game-changing moment, halting a Texans drive when the game was still within reach. Philadelphia's defense stood tall when it mattered most, sealing the victory and keeping their playoff hopes alive.