Follow along with Texans Wire as we give you up-to-date information from M&T Bank Stadium as Houston looks to secure its first win in Baltimore.

Welcome to the end zone, Jaylin Noel. All three of the Houston Texans' rookie weapons have scored their first touchdown in their careers over the past five quarters following a 44-10 win against the Baltimore Ravens. Last week, Jayden Higgins and Woody Marks combined for all three touchdowns in a 26-0 win over the Tennessee Titans.

The Ravens suffered their third consecutive loss, falling to the Texans, 44-10, at M&T Bank Stadium. It's tied for Baltimore's most lopsided loss at home in team history, tying a 34-point loss to the Patriots in 2013. Here's how it happened:

Injured wide receiver Tank Dell offered a fitting message during the Houston Texans’ Week 5 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

J.J. Watt, in his first season in the broadcast booth for CBS, had some really funny moments calling his first Houston Texans game as his former team faced the Baltimore Ravens.

At inside linebacker, rookie Teddye Buchanan will be joined by Trenton Simpson and veteran Jake Hummel. It remains to be seen who will wear the "green dot helmet" and communicate the Ravens' defensive calls. The logical candidates would be Buchanan or Starks, and communication will be key in raucous M&T Bank Stadium.

The Houston Texans are pouring it on at M&T Bank Stadium against the Baltimore Ravens behind a career afternoon from Hutchinson and the passing game. With C.J. Stroud in control, he connected with the third-year receiver from Iowa State for a 10-yard touchdown reception, making it 24-3.

The Ravens put together an impressive opening drive, but the Texans' stop in the red zone was the start of a long day offensively for Baltimore.