Jourdan Rodrigue· Sep 4, 2026
Asked for her Super Bowl pick, she passed on the popular Rams choice and took the Houston Texans, praising their coaching and expecting the offense to improve.
“I'm going to go with the Houston Texans.”
said on air or in an interview · The Rich Eisen Podcast (podcast) · read the original →
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Houston Texans to win the Super Bowl
“I'm going to go with the Houston Texans. This is one of the most well coached. and professional teams I've ever been around.”
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- Judah FortgangGame Outcome Picks · Houston TexansMiss · 0An unsigned PFF betting piece argues Cooper Rush will struggle against Pittsburgh's disruption pressure in Week 1, and that Buffalo's rebuilt secondary without Sean McDermott will be exploitable by C.J. Stroud, leading them to back Houston winning through the air.
- Simon HunterGame Outcome Picks · Houston TexansMiss · 0Hunter picked Houston and the Giants as underdog money line plays, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Detroit as favorites, and used Pittsburgh plus the Chargers as his survivor picks for week one.
- Chad MillmanGame Outcome Picks · Houston TexansMiss · 0Millman backed several week one sides outright: Miami to beat the Raiders straight up, the Jets over the Titans, an underdog money line parlay of Houston and the Giants, and a favorites money line parlay of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Detroit. He also stands by his preseason take that Drake Maye is a top-five NFL quarterback.
- Kevin WildesGame Outcome Picks · Houston TexansMiss · 0Wildes parlayed two upsets: Houston beating Buffalo and Indianapolis beating Baltimore, and had picked Dak Prescott as league MVP.
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