Players who played for the Chiefs and the Texans

30 players · NFL since 2013

30 players have played for both the Chiefs and the Texans in the NFL since 2013. 19 played for the Chiefs first and 11 for the Texans first. The longest-serving played 129 games across both; the top scorer got 60 touchdowns; 3 scored for both; the first move came in 2014, the most recent in 2025.

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  1.  Chiefs 13 · Texans 116
  2.  Chiefs 49 · Texans 72
  3.  Chiefs 59 · Texans 60
  4.  Chiefs 79 · Texans 38
  5.  Chiefs 67 · Texans 47
  6.  Chiefs 58 · Texans 34
  7.  Chiefs 17 · Texans 60
  8.  Chiefs 58 · Texans 18
  9.  Chiefs 39 · Texans 37
  10.  Chiefs 47 · Texans 28
  11.  Chiefs 56 · Texans 17
  12.  Chiefs 61 · Texans 4
  13.  Chiefs 42 · Texans 18
  14.  Chiefs 17 · Texans 29
  15.  Chiefs 24 · Texans 14
  16.  Chiefs 17 · Texans 16
  17.  Chiefs 15 · Texans 18
  18.  Chiefs 16 · Texans 16
  19.  Chiefs 15 · Texans 11
  20.  Chiefs 9 · Texans 17
  21.  Chiefs 25 · Texans 1
  22.  Chiefs 10 · Texans 15
  23.  Chiefs 8 · Texans 14
  24.  Chiefs 2 · Texans 16
  25.  Chiefs 2 · Texans 16
  26.  Chiefs 9 · Texans 4
  27.  Chiefs 2 · Texans 5
  28.  Chiefs 6 · Texans 1
  29.  Chiefs 4 · Texans 2
  30.  Chiefs 2 · Texans 1

Who stands out

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DeAndre Hopkins has the most games for the two combined: 13 for the Chiefs and 116 for the Texans. DeAndre Hopkins scored the most touchdowns across both (5 for the Chiefs, 55 for the Texans), and 3 players scored for both.

In our data, Jerrell Powe was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Texans came in 2014). The most recent player to play for both is Matthew Wright, who first played for the Texans in 2025.

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Every player who played for the Chiefs and the Texans (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerChiefsTexansFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
DeAndre Hopkins1352024116552013–2019Texans
Eric Murray4902016–20187212020–2024Chiefs
Justin Reid5902022–20246012018–2021Texans
Tommy Townsend7902020–20233802024–2025Chiefs
Zach Fulton6702014–20174702018–2020Chiefs
Steven Nelson5802015–20183412022–2023Chiefs
Tremon Smith1702018–20196012021–2026Chiefs
Chris Conley5872015–20181822021–2022Chiefs
Charles Omenihu3902023–20253702019–2021Texans
Jeff Allen4702013–20192802016–2017Chiefs
Tyrann Mathieu5622019–20211702018Texans
Justin Watson6172022–2026402025Chiefs
Phillip Gaines4202014–20171802019–2020Chiefs
Quintin Demps17120132912015–2016Chiefs
Terrance Mitchell2402016–20171402021Chiefs
Kendrick Lewis17020131612014Chiefs
Akeem Hunt15020171802015–2016Texans
Ryan Harris16020141602013Texans
Kevin Pierre-Louis15020171102021–2022Chiefs
Martinas Rankin902019–20201702018Texans
Xavier Williams2502018–2019102021Chiefs
Geron Christian10020221502021–2023Texans
Joe Mays8020141402013Texans
Jerrell Powe2020131602014Chiefs
Terrell McClain2020191602013Texans
Demone Harris902019–2021402021–2022Chiefs
Matt Ammendola202022502023Chiefs
Taylor Stallworth602022102022Chiefs
Matthew Wright402022–2024202025Chiefs
Phillip Supernaw202014102013Texans

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Chiefs and the Texans have met 12 times: the Chiefs won 9, the Texans 3.

  • Chiefs' biggest win: Texans 0-30 Chiefs (2015)
  • Texans' biggest win: Chiefs 10-20 Texans (2025)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Chiefs and the Texans?
30 in the NFL since 2013: DeAndre Hopkins, Eric Murray, Justin Reid, Tommy Townsend, Zach Fulton, Steven Nelson and 24 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Chiefs and the Texans?
Yes, 3: DeAndre Hopkins (5 and 55), Chris Conley (7 and 2) and Quintin Demps (1 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Chiefs and the Texans?
Matthew Wright. He played for the Chiefs (2022–2024), then the Texans from 2025.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.