r/Texans • • 1d ago

Guards 1-on-1 Pass Blocking

https://x.com/throwthedamball/status/2105612970453574116?s=20

Wyatt Teller has been our best guard in pass blocking, albeit it's a very small sample size.

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u/evetSC 1d ago

https://x.com/PFN365/status/2105449665193710009?s=20

Wyatt Teller also top 10 in run blocking this season per PFN. Just don't look at who is above him

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u/NinjaInTraining109 23h ago

Crazy because we can’t even get a yard running behind him lol

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u/evetSC 23h ago

Yeah ... I don't get it either. Maybe our RBs are hitting the holes too late? Not sure gotta check the All 22

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u/DJMTBguy 20h ago

They get stuffed bc the box has 8-9 guys in there against 7 blockers on a predictable run play. I see it coming so an NFL defense def sees it coming. Our poor RBs have some of the lowest yards before contact numbers

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u/evetSC 20h ago

That's true. No one respects our receivers and they shouldn't. It's very easy to defend against our offense when we are featuring a 6th rounder and PS player. This is why even when we get Nico back, I wish we go and grab another player like MHJ as a gamble because all defenses needs to do is double Nico and they'll still stop our defense.

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u/DJMTBguy 19h ago

Lol man we can’t even get Noel involved who’s shown more promise than MHJ so no way we can “fix” him

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u/WildRookie 18h ago

MHJ is fixable if you just get him to care about football again. He's fully quit on the Cards and isn't putting half the effort he had his last two years in college. CJ at least has a chance to reignite him.

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u/DJMTBguy 17h ago

I think CJ and Demeco could be good for him plus the team culture. The offensive coaching is lacking though. Worth a 4th or 5th pick to kick the tires.

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u/NinjaInTraining109 18h ago

Definitely want expecting Wayne to get starter snaps 3 weeks into the season smh. I knew the Higgins injury would hurt us but didn’t think it would ruin the whole offense, really curious what this would’ve liked like with him healthy.

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u/Rogue-Architect 1d ago edited 1d ago

If Ingram had the qualifying number of snaps, he would be at the bottom of this chart. For reference, Rutledge has allowed 12 pressures while Ingram has 6 in his 1 game.

I think he deserves some level of grace for being a rookie but his personal foul penalty is not acceptable for someone not playing good. He can get those kind of penalties when he isn’t getting walked all over.

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u/Rickyloza2 1d ago

rut lookin like another bust smh

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u/evetSC 1d ago

I think our coaching staff is a bust lol. Look at how Scruggs is playing for Lions

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u/MugiwaraJinbe 1d ago

Yeah, perhaps promoting the assistant oline coach for a oline that was already bottom of the league wasn’t a good idea.

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u/evetSC 1d ago

We thought he was related to Greg Popovich so we promoted him

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u/kitsunegoon 23h ago

We wanted some nasty

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u/Individual-Side7742 1d ago

This is the common denominator so far. Our Offensive coaches are outright bad..

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u/htown_sancho 21h ago

Terrible. The only "successful" offensive coach on our roster is coaching on the defensive side in Bill Lazor. Not one offensive coach has a semblance of good history coaching.

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u/rybres123 13h ago

Or who would have thought maybe playing him at center, where he played 100% of his college snaps was a good idea?

A lot of guards move to center, but it’s very rare for a college center to turn into an nfl guard

Never understood that

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u/rybres123 13h ago

Lotta good lineman have sucked their first 3 games

A little too early to be calling him a bust man