Texans 43, Ravens 13 - NFL - NBCSports.com Texans 43, Ravens 13 HOUSTON (AP) - The Houston Texans look like the new bullies in the AFC - at least for now. Matt Schaub threw two touchdown passes, Arian Foster ran for two scores and the Texans dominated a showdown of the conference's top two teams, routing the Baltimore Ravens 43-13 on Sunday. Houston heads into its open date with a much better outlook after getting embarrassed by Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay last week. "We were really into what we were doing," Texans coach Gary Kubiak said, "and we were there all day long, so it was a good team effort." The Ravens (5-2), meanwhile, missed star linebacker Ray Lewis, who was placed on injured reserve this week with a torn triceps. Terrell Suggs, last year's defensive player of the year, saw his first action since undergoing surgery on his right Achilles tendon last May. Suggs sacked Schaub in the first quarter and finished with three solo tackles. Reed said he felt fine after the game. The Ravens gave up their most points since a 44-20 loss to Indianapolis in 2007. "It's not the end of the world," Suggs said, "but it's not something we're going to take lightly, either." Baltimore's offense didn't look any better. "We can still play great defense," Kubiak said, "and expect to do that the rest of the year." Connor Barwin charged in from Flacco's blind side and tackled him in the end zone for a safety and his first sack of the year. They played well. We didn't," Flacco said. They played fast and we just weren't able to stand up to it today and give it a good fight. J.J. Watt really got Houston rolling when he swatted a Flacco pass, his ninth defensed pass of the season. Notes: Texans WR Andre Johnson finished with a season-high nine catches for 86 yards. He set a franchise record by appearing in his 129th career game for the team. ... Watt was held to no sacks for the first time this season. ... The announced attendance was 71,708, the largest regular-season crowd in Texans' history. ... Baltimore rookie RT Kelechi Osemele was carted off the field in the second quarter with a brace on his right leg. The team said X-rays on his ankle came back negative and he returned to the game in the second half. ... Tucker has four field goals of at least 50 yards this season, a Ravens record.