The Texans will be part of the NFL's International Series in 2016, but it won't involve a trip to London.
Instead, the Texans will be part of the NFL's return to Mexico with a regular-season game against the Raiders at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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The only other regular-season game played in Mexico was in 2005 when the Cardinals beat the 49ers before a regular-season-record crowd of 103,467 at Estadio Azteca. The Mexico City stadium hosted a 1994 preseason game between the Cowboys and Houston Oilers that drew 112,246.
Texans owner Bob McNair has been interested in playing a game in Mexico but won't give up a home game at NRG Stadium. Because the Raiders' stadium situation is in flux, they are a logical choice to be the home team in Mexico.