Three of them have it tracking in the general direction of Brownsville, one towards Beaumont, TX, and one towards Lafayette, LA. The others have it moving slowly north, but don't have it approaching land by the end of the forecast period.
I'm not able to judge what weather factors are likely to develop that will steer the storm; I can only speculate about what I'm reading.
In general, I'd say that the storm seems most likely to begin veering NW toward south Texas in the next couple of days, and we'll just have to keep watching it. If it ever starts moving in a due northerly direction then I think it's extremely likely to land a punishing blow to the upper Texas gulf coast or Louisiana by late in the week.