Jared Koch· Oct 10, 2026
Koch offers three bold predictions for Houston's Week 5 game in Tennessee: David Montgomery rebounds for more than 50 rushing yards, cornerback Kamari Lassiter records his first interception of the season, and the Texans again play a turnover-free game against the Titans.
“Sure, 50-plus rushing yards isn't anything world-breaking.”
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Kamari Lassiter to record 1 interceptions
“Kamari Lassiter Comes Alive With 1st INT of Season ... And who better than Kamari Lassiter to capitalize on that opportunity”
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