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"Our goal was to come out here and make the Red Rifle look like a Red Ryder BB Gun, and I think we did that," Watt said. "He is a great player, and they are a great team, but our coaches put together a great game plan, we executed the game plan, everybody did their job.

"It wasn't pretty. I mean, it was 10-6. That is a great football team over there, but we were able to do some great things on defense to help stop them to only two field goals."

"I'm disappointed in him because of the integrity of this game," Dalton said. "I have a lot of respect for him. He's a really good player. There are a lot of kids and people who look up to him, and for him to make comments like that, he's just showing that's acceptable to say that kind of stuff.

"It's disappointing for one of the best players in this league to come out and say something like that, so that's all I'm going to say about that. He's a good player, but for him to be one of the best in this league and to show that integrity, it shows what he's about, and that's disappointing."

On Sunday, Hopkins became the third-youngest player in NFL history to reach 200 career catches and 3,000 yards receiving behind just Larry Fitzgerald and David Boston.

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On Sunday, Watt was a big part of why the Saints didn't get into the end zone. Watt had two sacks on Saints quarterback Drew Brees and was part of a stifling Houston Texans defense that didn't allow the Saints any room to breathe.

New Orleans became the latest victim of an increasingly dominant Houston defense, one that has given up only two touchdowns in the past 18 quarters. The Texans won 24-6 on Sunday.

This was the first game all season that the Texans went into without any players questionable, doubtful or out. The Texans seemed to come out of the game just as healthy.

With Sunday's 24-6 defeat to the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium, the Saints went without a touchdown for the first time in 155 games—the second-longest streak in NFL history—dating back to 2006. New Orleans fell 12 games short of besting the Cleveland Browns, who went 166 games with a touchdown between 1957 and 1969...