Texans Ready to Move on From 23-22 Loss to Titans The Houston Texans didn't spend much time worrying about Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans. They had much more important concerns with the first playoff game in franchise history just six days away. Matt Hasselbeck threw two touchdown passes and Houston botched a 2-point conversion at the end of Tennessee's 23-22 victory at Reliant Stadium. The Texans (10-6) will play Cincinnati (9-7) on Saturday in the first round of the playoffs. "It's going to be unbelievable," said receiver Kevin Walter, a former Bengal. We are going to be ready, I tell you that for sure. "I was proud of the guys for bouncing back the last two weeks and putting ourselves in the position to reach the playoffs," Munchak said in a statement, "But we also put ourselves in the position of needing help and it didn't work out for us today." Houston was locked into the No. With the playoff position secured and nothing to lose but more players to injury, coach Gary Kubiak called for a 2-point conversion to avoid overtime and win the game in regulation. Now the Texans will prepare for the biggest game in the team's 10-year history. "It's a different platform that we've never played at before," linebacker Brian Cushing said. We're really excited to showcase what we're about as a team and as an organization to the city and to the fans. This is huge and from here on out this is big-time football and we're excited for it. We'll know better where we're at (Monday) at this point. But after a false start penalty, backup center Thomas Austin snapped the ball over Delhomme's head and the game was over. The Texans certainly weren't happy about losing, but won't spend any time thinking about what happened on Sunday. "We're ripping off the rear-view mirror," tight end Joel Dreessen said. The regular season is over with, and the Texans are officially invited to the postseason. We open up at home, in one week. And that's our focus right now. It's a whole new season, and we have to play at our best. Chris Johnson ran for 61 yards, and Rob Bironas kicked three field goals for Tennessee. The Texans had other concerns after the loss.