Kickoff time: Sunday, December 21 • 3:25 PM CT • UTC −6
Houston, TX (NRG Stadium)

This chart screams high-stakes grind with “weird moments”. Heavy Capricorn/cardinal pressure points to discipline, field-position football, and red-zone tension, but the Neptune pile-up (Sun/Mars/Venus all tied into Neptune + Saturn☌Neptune) adds fog-of-war: miscues, odd bounces, questionable timing, or “how did that happen?” sequences. With Uranus sitting right on the ASC, don’t be shocked by a sudden momentum flip (turnover, special-teams jolt, or a surprise coaching call) that changes the texture fast. Net: bursts inside a controlled, choppy game rather than a clean shootout.

KTB Core (Raiders @ Texans)

Dominants snapshot (traditional emphasis)

Element count (Sun–Saturn):

• Earth: 3 (Sun, Moon, Mars in Capricorn)
• Fire: 2 (Mercury, Venus in Sagittarius)
• Water: 2 (Jupiter in Cancer, Saturn in Pisces)
• Air: 0

Modality count (Sun–Saturn):

• Cardinal: 4 (Capricorn x3 + Cancer)
• Mutable: 3 (Sagittarius x2 + Pisces)
• Fixed: 0

Read: Cardinal/Earth dominance = execution pressure, urgency, and “who stays on script”. Air being absent leans away from a light, free-flowing game—more chess + friction.

Moon: sign, house, and game flow

• Moon: Capricorn 20°32′ in the 9th house
• Key Moon aspects (from your list):
  • Moon ☍ Jupiter (2°05′, Applying)
  • Moon ⚹ Saturn (5°07′, Applying)
  • Moon △ Uranus (7°43′, Applying)

Read: Capricorn Moon wants control, but the Moon–Jupiter opposition applying is classic for emotional surges / momentum swings (big play → overreach → correction). The Saturn sextile is a stabilizer (teams can “re-lock” after mistakes), while the Uranus trine keeps the game prone to sudden shifts.

Angles and “hit points”

• ASC: Gemini 00°52′ (home vibe / Texans)
• DSC: Sagittarius 00°52′ (away vibe / Raiders)
• MC: Aquarius 14°04′

Major hit:

• Uranus in Taurus 28°15′ is tightly conjunct the ASC (Gemini 00°52′) by sign-boundary proximity → wildcard kickoff chart: unexpected personnel, surprise calls, weird turnover timing, special teams spice, or a “this is not going to be normal” feel.

Pressure cusp:

• Venus 26°29′ Sagittarius is essentially on the 8th-house cusp (Sag 26°22′) → money/possession drama: turnovers, short fields, sudden scoring chances, or “one mistake costs 7.”

Team rulers (game lens)

Texans (home) = ASC Gemini → Mercury (ruler)

• Mercury: Sagittarius 13°34′, 7th house
• Mercury in Sagittarius = detriment, and sitting in the opponent’s house = playing reactive, needing clean communication to avoid self-inflicted problems.

Raiders (away) = DSC Sagittarius → Jupiter (ruler)

• Jupiter: Cancer 22°36′ ℞, 3rd house (exaltation sign)
• Jupiter exalted = real “push” potential, but retrograde can show hesitation, looping decisions, conservative reversals, or missed chances that come back around.
• Also: Moon ☍ Jupiter (Applying) directly activates the Raiders’ ruler → their momentum is “loud” but swingy (big moments + overextension risk).

Aspect weather (what dominates the vibe)

This is a Neptune-heavy chart:

• Sun □ Neptune (0°52′)
• Venus □ Neptune (2°56′)
• Mars □ Neptune (5°34′)
• Saturn ☌ Neptune (3°45′)
  Plus Saturn friction:
• Venus □ Saturn (0°50′)
• Sun □ Saturn (4°37′)

Read: Neptune + Saturn is the signature of pressure + haze: execution under stress, confusion moments, deceptive looks, blown coverages or dropped opportunities, and a game that can feel “sticky” even when a team is better. Add:

• Moon ☍ Jupiter (Applying) → emotional overcorrections / momentum waves
• Uranus on ASC → one sharp turn changes the story

Minors (from your list):

• Venus ⚻ Uranus (Applying) and Sun ⚻ Uranus (Separating) → “adjustment energy,” awkward rhythm changes, and sudden plan B.

House-based predictive notes (old-school useful)

• 8th house loaded (Sun/Mars + Venus on cusp): possessions are expensive; short fields, turnovers, and red-zone leverage matter more than usual.
• 9th house Moon + Pluto: big “narrative” decisions—4th-down choices, replay/refs drama, or coaching philosophy moments.
• 11th house Saturn–Neptune: depth/rotation and collective discipline are tested; team structure vs chaos.
• 3rd house Jupiter: quick-game, communication, short-area rhythm—also fits “the game turns on a few sequences.”

Bottom line vibe: Expect at least one sharp momentum pivot and a game that rewards the side that stays calm after weirdness.