Despite starting the season with four of their first six games on the road, the number of air miles for the Texans will go down in 2022.
The Texans play nine road contests this fall but will still fly fewer miles than they did during the 2021 regular season.
Their NFC East opponents actually make up the shortest and longest trips of the campaign. The Cowboys are just 450 miles roundtrip from Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), while the New York Giants (EWR) are 2,800 miles roundtrip.
Houston will play a road game in the Pacific, Mountain, Central and Eastern time zones this season.
Last year, the Texans flew a combined 16,582 air miles roundtrip. They'll only fly 15,826 air miles in 2022.
They flew the most in 2019, when they played the Jaguars in London, and also had coastal trips to face the Chargers in Los Angeles and the New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens.
The Texans travel on United Airlines. Be one of the first 1,000 fans to book a flight to a Texans away game by May 17 and get 15% off your flights.
| 2022 ROAD OPPONENT (AIRPORT) | ROUNDTRIP MILES FROM IAH |
|---|---|
| WEEK 2: DENVER BRONCOS (DEN) | 1,722 |
| WEEK 3: CHICAGO BEARS (ORD) | 1,852 |
| WEEK 5: JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (JAX) | 1,630 |
| WEEK 7: LAS VEGAS RAIDERS (LAS) | 2,440 |
| WEEK 10: NEW YORK GIANTS (EWR) | 2,800 |
| WEEK 12: MIAMI DOLPHINS (MIA) | 1,926 |
| WEEK 14: DALLAS COWBOYS (DFW) | 450 |
| WEEK 16: TENNESSEE TITANS (BNA) | 1,314 |
| WEEK 18: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (IND) | 1,692 |
| TOTAL | 15,826 |
Check out all the stadiums the Texans will visit in 2022.
Nissan Stadium vs. Tennessee Titans
Lucas Oil Stadium vs. Indianapolis Colts
Soldier Field vs. Chicago Bears
Hard Rock Stadium vs. Miami Dolphins
AT&T Stadium vs. Dallas Cowboys
Empower Field at Mile High vs Denver Broncos
TIAA Bank Field vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
MetLife Stadium vs. New York Giants
Allegiant Stadium vs. Las Vegas
