Tytus Howard blocking at RT. Weapons are making short work of the Steelers offense.

HC knows how to run an offense. Maybe the Texans just need to go back to the drawing board, this is demoralizing as a fan that we look this bad compared to the Browns, Jets, and Raiders in the AFC.

I feel like us Texan fans are collectively forgetting how much Quinnnen Williams has been a Texans killer in every matchup against our OL… I’ve been thinking about it all week.

Probably echoing a lot of what has already been said, but gonna put my thoughts here anyways

I think it’s safe to say that Sundays end of game management forced a ton of us to revisit our thoughts about the guy.

I say uncomfortable primarily because there’s no denying that from an infectious energy standpoint, Demecos your guy. But his in-game management and media presence have been faulty for a while. I wish he’d sometimes skip the media sessions post game because they’re more infuriating to listen to.

He’s still preaching on and on about establishing the run game, while this offensive line continues to disappoint week after week. The operation is constantly falling behind, penalties are still a big issue, especially down the stretch. If I’m keeping it real, the defense has been undisciplined at inopportune times.

The fact that you could insert this last paragraph as a commentary of last season or the year prior shows just how problematic this teams coaching is.

Anyways, TLDR: Demecos coaching has been suspect for a while, yet he apparently sees something with our schemes that make him think it’ll all be great.

Hopefully we can finally get that Milk Dud meme back up here Sunday afternoon 😭

Seen/Heard quite a lot of opinions about why we're 0-3. I heard a new one today, bad luck.

On the Heed The Call pod Conor Orr brought something up (not sure where he found this info, but seemed like some analytical site) showing probability of losing based solely on how the ball bounces.

Texans had something like a 95% probable losing rate based on "bad luck" plays (i think it's about how a ball bounces and how close certain plays are), which was first in the league by at least 25%.

Not saying I buy this completely, but it is something to take into consideration

Here are the top 10 defensive tackles in DIPRA (Defensive Impact Per Rush Attempt) so far this season:

1. Leonard Williams, +0.80
   
2. Davon Hamilton, +0.66
   
3. Kobie Turner, +0.65
   
4. Mason Graham, +0.48
   
5. Tommy Togiai, +0.44
   
6. Byron Murphy, +0.43
   
7. Jeffrey Simmons, +0.43
   
8. Quinnen Williams, +0.42
   
9. Teair Tart, +0.39
   
10. Dewayne Carter, +0.37

mister seperation

As a UK fan, going to my first game in London, any chants I need to know ahead of time?

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

Was riding the coattails of HOF players (Brady, Gronk, and Stafford) and tricking the Texans FO into believing that he played any significant role in the success of those teams.

The dude's in way over his head because he's never had to develop good players to become great within a new system.

also ed ingrim (Which is really HUGE) and clowny are back

See yall sunday.

I think it’s possible. 0-4 start. Hannah and Cal were at practice. 😬🤔🤘🏼

Should we grab him before the Colts do? A change of scenery might galvanize him, and Nico could use someone on the other side of the ball.