Google’s Insane Glitch Crowns Steelers-Texans Wild Card Winner Before Kickoff—Time-Travel Bug or Epic Fail?! [PHOTO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
It appears we already know the outcome between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Houston Texans.
A lot of things had to happen for Houston to face Pittsburgh in the wild-card round. A missed kick by Tyler Loop, as well as a missed penalty, propelled Pittsburgh to the AFC North title. Alec Pierce’s ejection for touching a referee helped the Texans defeat the Colts in Week 18. Had either team lost, the Ravens would have been in and likely playing another team.
As luck would have it, the two franchises will square off on Monday night in Pittsburgh. However, it appears that fans won’t actually need to watch it, since the outcome has already been determined.
An X user took to social media and posted a screenshot of Google. It showed that the Steelers had already beaten the Texans by a score of 21-14. Both teams scored a touchdown in the first quarter, and they would go into halftime tied up.
The Steelers would score another in the third quarter, while both added a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
For whatever reason, Google is showing that the Steelers defeated the Texans this coming Monday with the date by a score of 21-14. #Steelers #Texans #NFLWWE https://t.co/BWFT5Tq222 pic.twitter.com/0g6me3t99q
— Behold A Pale Horse (@BeholdPaleH0rse) January 6, 2026
Who Has The Upper hand Between The Steelers & Texans?
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night to clinch the AFC North title. Their prize for doing so is facing the Houston Texans. They have won nine games in a row.
When Houston travels to play Pittsburgh, it will do so in cold temperatures. Pittsburgh simply never loses on Monday nights, and they excel in cold temperatures. Houston is a warm-weather city, so things might get tricky. However, the team did go into frigid Kansas City and defeat Patrick Mahomes and company.
For the upcoming AFC Wild Card game, the Texans are the favorites (-3.5 points) against the Steelers. If CJ Stroud can limit his turnovers, Houston will be hard to beat. However, you can never count out a team with Aaron Rodgers as the quarterback.
