The Texans have turned 0-3 into 4-3. One of the main reasons why is that Houston’s defense is back to being one the NFL’s best

They’ve allowed 36 points their last three games Youth D.J. Reader Jersey , which comes out to 12 points a game. Against run heavy teams, they’re damn near impossible to score on. You know the names. Not even Ezekiel Elliott could get going against the Texans. Yet those were three teams who have bottom of the barrel passing offenses. The best receiver the Texans faced in those games was, what, Michael Gallup?Dede Westbrook?, Zay Jones?The same secondary that allowed an 80% completion percentage to Eli Manning, that saw T.Y. Hilton abuse them and Andrew Luck put 34 up on them is still there. They’ve just been hidden by terrible opposing wide receivers and offenses that have to run the ball to get moving. Houston is now a playoff team at 4-3.They should remain one Youth Ryan Griffin Jersey , especially when considering their schedule. Their remaining opponents are great match-ups for Houston’s defense, aside from the Eagles and the Colts, the latter of whom’s entire defense is injured. The problems will arise again in the playoffs if the Texans play Kansas City, or Los Angeles (C), or New England again, or Pittsburgh. Pass-heavy spread offenses can take advantage of Houston’s lack of cornerback talent. For Houston to do something more than beat the Bengals at home in the NFL Playoffs Womens Julién Davenport Jersey , improving their secondary is vital. Patrick Peterson rumors have squawked around the internet. The Cardinals have won a single game. Their season has been ruined by Mike McCoy (now fired) and a terrible offensive line. They still have a top ten defense, and Peterson has been integral to it. According to Football Outsiders’ Premium Charting Data, Peterson is 7th in yards allowed per pass, 1st in success rate, 41st in average air target, 9th in yards allowed after the catch http://www.thetexansfootballauthentic.com/whitney-mercilus-jersey-authentic , and he has two interceptions. He’s been spectacular.
He’s still only 28 years old. And he’s under contract through 2020, with his cap hit being around $12 million and $13 million in the next two years. That’s less than Trumaine Johnson received on the open market this year. I’m pro-Peterson trade. It will help Houston be something more than an inevitable second round knockout if they make the postseason. Peterson could play for two and a half more years on this team, all while being at the middle age of his career. The Texans probably won’t be able to find anyone as good as him on the open market, and if they do, it will cost more that what Peterson will make in 2019 and 2020. I think most Texans fans sgree with this assessment.From what I’ve seen, most want Peterson to move from the southwest United States to the southeast of Texas. The question now is what’s the most you would be willing to give up for him.Texans-Colts Preview: Three Reasons the Texans Will Win...From A Colts Fan The Houston Texans will take the field Sunday in Indianapolis already in an 0-3 hole.The 2018 season is quickly hurdling toward the sun http://www.thetexansfootballauthentic.com/deandre-hopkins-jersey-authentic , but it says here there are 13 games left on the schedule.A road win against a divisional opponent would be a great way to end an otherwise horrific run to the quarter-pole.Chris Blystone from Stampede Blue checked in with us to offer up his three reasons why the Houston Texans will prevail.Similarly, I wrote up three reasons why the Colts might win Sunday, leaving the Texans at 0-4 going into a (previously) anticipated national TV match-up against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football next week.Thanks to Chris and Stampede Blue for the #contentexchange.Let’s see how Chris could envision a possible Texans win at Lucas Oil Stadium this weekend: