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The NFL is back, and so are fights in the stands.

One Houston Texans fan found herself on the wrong end of a scuffle as she was said to have scrapped with a male Los Angeles Rams fan during Sunday’s opener between the two teams.

While the fight was not captured on camera, she was seen walking away with a bloody face, which leads us to presume she got injured during the altercation.

A video showing the above has gone viral on Twitter/X, and can be seen below:


As it turns out, Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua also had his face bloodied after taking a blow to the head during the game and had to be taken to the locker room. He ended the game with 10 catches for 130 yards.

Houston Texans Missed Joe Mixon In Gritty Season Opener

Jan 18, 2025; Kansas City, Missouri, USA; Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon (Denny Medley-Imagn Images)

The Rams, one of the teams set to play in an entirely new international location next season, secured a 14-9 win in which Matthew Stafford made history. Stafford became the 10th quarterback in NFL history to surpass 60,000 career passing yards after a 245-yard + 1 touchdown performance.

Houston, meanwhile, started the season without running back Joe Mixon, and his presence was definitely missed, which will also be the case for at least the next three games as he’s been placed on the non-football injury list.

L.A. took control of the game in quarter No. 3 on a key drive that ended in a 13-yard touchdown pass to Davis Allen.

Texans QB C.J. Stroud led three scoring drives in the first half, each ending in field goals from Ka’imi Fairbairn. Playing in his native Southern California to start the season, Stroud passed for 188 yards and gathered some good momentum that was halted by a string of second-half penalties that cost his team 80 yards.

Meanwhile, wide receiver Davante Adams made his debut for the Rams, making four receptions for 51 yards. Kyren Williams added a rushing touchdown.

Following yesterday’s results, the Rams are 7-2 in season openers under head coach Sean McVay.

All About the NCIS Spinoff Tony & Ziva , Including One Detail That Calls Back to the Early Tiva Days

What’s the Buzz About the New Tony & Ziva Spinoff?

If you’ve been part of the NCIS fandom for more than a hot minute, you already know that Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David—affectionately known as Tiva—were the heart and soul of the show for years. And now? They’re back with their own spinoff. Yep, it’s real, and it’s happening. Fans have waited over a decade for closure, and this spinoff promises not just that but so much more.

A Quick Refresher: Who Are Tony and Ziva?

Before we dive into the juicy spinoff details, let’s hit rewind for a sec. Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) was the charming, wise-cracking NCIS Special Agent. Ziva David (Cote de Pablo) was the badass Mossad operative turned NCIS agent. Their chemistry? Off the charts. For years, fans watched as the two danced around their feelings, forming one of TV’s most slow-burn, emotionally charged romances.

Why Did They Leave NCIS in the First Place?

Both characters exited the original show years ago. Ziva was presumed dead, and Tony left the agency to raise their daughter, Tali. It wasn’t until seasons later that Ziva returned—very much alive—and fans got a glimmer of hope for a proper reunion. But it never quite happened… until now.

The NCIS Spinoff: A Long-Awaited Love Letter to Tiva Fans

What’s the Title of the Spinoff?

The show’s working title is NCIS: Europe (subject to change), and it’s more than just a crime drama. It’s an emotional, globe-trotting journey that picks up with Tony and Ziva raising Tali while running a private security firm. Think: crime-solving meets co-parenting with some unresolved romantic tension on the side.

Who’s Behind the Series?

Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo are not just reprising their roles—they’re also executive producers. That means they’re hands-on with the storytelling. This isn’t just fan service—it’s fan respect.