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The Houston Texans' stifling defense and C.J. Stroud's development make them the frontrunners to repeat as AFC South champions, facing stiff competition from the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Houston Texans' future success in the 2026-27 season faces potential derailment from salary cap challenges, the competitive AFC South, injury risks, and the need for continuous coaching and front office adaptation.
Potential pitfalls for the Houston Texans in 2026-27 include complacency, player regression, coaching instability, division rival surges, and salary cap challenges.
The Houston Texans are reportedly altering their strategy for postseason success, while their home stadium, Reliant Stadium, has unveiled new signage. J.J. Watt made a fan's day with a surprise encounter, and news emerged regarding player Keylan Rutledge.
The Houston Texans are adopting a new strategy to address postseason struggles, while renovations at Reliant Stadium commence. News also includes J.J. Watt's fan interaction and clarity on Keylan Rutledge's future.
The Houston Texans are implementing new strategies to reach the postseason while their home stadium, Reliant Stadium, undergoes a signage change. Meanwhile, former star J.J. Watt continues to engage with fans, and league news includes player transactions and ongoing off-field issues.
Pro Football Focus ranked Houston Texans running back David Montgomery 26th overall, citing career lows and age, while rookie Woody Marks received an honorary mention. Despite the rankings, Montgomery's touchdown prowess and Marks' potential could form a capable backfield duo.
Pro Football Focus ranked David Montgomery 26th among running backs, citing his age and recent statistical dips, while acknowledging his touchdown production. Rookie Woody Marks received an honorable mention for his toughness and playoff showing. Despite PFF's assessment, the Texans backfield duo, with Montgomery expected to lead, possesses potential if they can overcome offensive line struggles and career mileage.
PFF ranks David Montgomery 26th among running backs, citing career lows in yards and carries despite his consistent touchdown production. Rookie Woody Marks earns an honorary mention for his toughness and playoff performance. Both backs face a shared workload, with Montgomery’s age and mileage raising questions about his long-term effectiveness, while Marks shows promise behind a developing offensive line.