Texans' Passing Struggles Highlight Ongoing Offensive Line Issues

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud faced relentless pressure in a narrow loss to the Packers, prompting calls for offensive line improvements.

C.J. Stroud was sacked four times and pressured on 48.3% of his dropbacks, resulting in a career-low 86 passing yards against the Packers.
The Texans' offensive line breakdowns have been a recurring problem, with coach DeMeco Ryans committed to exploring all options for improvement.
Wide receiver Tank Dell, expected to step up in Nico Collins' absence, was targeted four times but failed to record a catch.
Despite the passing struggles, running back Joe Mixon excelled with 115 rushing yards and two touchdowns, highlighting the team's ground game strength.
The Texans, now 5-2, remain atop the AFC South and face a crucial division matchup against the Colts, who are just one game behind.