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The Ravens-Texans game that was originally scheduled for tomorrow in Houston will instead be played on Sunday, November 9 as a result of Hurricane Ike.
The NFL originally thought it could push the game back to Monday night, but after Ike damaged Reliant Stadium, the league scrambled this afternoon to make accommodations. It finally decided to play the game on what had been scheduled as the Ravens' bye week.
Because November 9 is not the Texans' bye week, more schedule juggling is needed. That means the Texans' home game against the Cincinnati Bengals, originally scheduled for November 9, will be moved to October 26, which was the bye week for both the Bengals and Texans.
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