H ouston attorney Tony Buzbee has sued the NFL in New York Supreme Court, claiming the league conspired to remove Cary McNair from the Texans' family ownership group.

The Texans have been the lowest-scoring offense throughout the NFL within three weeks of action. This offense has also resulted in the worst third-down effectiveness, ranking in the bottom-ten within both passing and rushing yards on the year, and find themselves within the bottom-five in EPA/play.

How Texans’ C.J. Stroud connected with Jayden Higgins for rookie’s first NFL touchdown catch: ‘Great play call’ HOUSTON – Accelerating into his route, Texans rookie wide receiver Jayden Higgins created plenty of separation just as he has in other games.

The Houston Texans, who have won back-to-back AFC South titles, have started the season 0-3 thanks largely to the NFL's worst offense (league-low 12.7 points per game).

On Friday, attorney Tony Buzbee announced that his firm has filed a lawsuit in New York state court on behalf of Robert “Cary” McNair Jr. against the NFL. The civil complaint seeks more than $100 million from the league for alleged tortious interference with contract.