The Tennessee Titans get a second chance to face the Houston Texans this season, facing the Texans without C.J. Stroud on Nov. 16 at Nissan Stadium.

Tennessee lost 26-0 on Sept. 28 in Houston in the two teams’ first meeting of the season, though Stroud played in that game and will be out this weekend with a concussion.

Can the Titans‘ young offense get on track after a week off, with a chance to face Houston’s well-regarded defense for a second time?

Here’s how our experts pick Titans-Texans, part two:

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Nick Suss, Titans beat reporter

Texans 21, Titans 10

We’ve already seen the Titans lose a game where they score 14 points on defense and special teams, and that was against a merely top-eight defense. These Texans are the real deal defensively, and the Titans just don’t have the personnel to keep up.

Gentry Estes, columnist

Texans 21, Titans 10

I’ll go on a limb and say that that Titans will actually score points against the Texans in the rematch. 

Nick Gray, trending reporter

Texans 23, Titans 13

Houston’s season was kept alive by the 26-point fourth quarter to beat Jacksonville last week. The Titans will score in this one, but not nearly enough.

Tom Kreager, Tennessean sports director

Texans 34, Titans 14

The Titans had a week off to find their offense, right? Wrong. All they did was reaffirm the offense is a dud. That isn’t going to be fixed anytime soon.