HOUSTON – The Houston Texans are wrapping up their final workout before Thanksgiving.
The team is getting set for an AFC South clash with the Tennessee Titans on Monday Night Football.
"We just have to keep playing the way we've been playing," Texans defensive end J.J. Watt said.
Houston (7-3) has won seven straight games after an 0-3 start -- joining the 1925 New York Giants as the only teams in league history to accomplish the feat.
The Texans currently hold a two-game lead in the division over the Titans (5-5) and Indianapolis Colts (5-5).
Despite the tight standings, Watt said the team isn't putting any extra pressure on themselves entering Monday's game.
"I think they're all important, especially in November, December," Watt said.
Head coach Bill O'Brien echoed Watt's comments.
"When you're winning, they all become more and more important," O'Brien said.
The Texans lost their first meeting with the Titans in Week 2, a 20-17 loss in Tennessee.
"We know it's gonna be a really tough game on Monday night," said O'Brien.