Aaron Wilson: 'I Would Not Be Surprised' If Texans Make A Change At Left Guard Vs. Jets
Update: 2024-10-29
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The Houston Texans extended their lead atop the AFC South with a victory over the division rival Indianapolis Colts, but it was not pretty. Following a road loss to the Green Bay Packers and C.J. Stroud's career-worst passing performance, the Texans returned to NRG Stadium and defeated the Colts 23-20. Joe Mixon was the highlight of the offense, rushing for 102 and a touchdown. However, the offensive line continued to struggle, allowing two sacks and nine quarterback hits. Left guard Kenyon Green was benched in the first quarter after giving up a sack and was replaced by Jarrett Patterson. Green reentered the game after Patterson suffered a concussion but still allowed seven pressures. KPRC reporter Aaron Wilson joins Next Up to partake in Second Take Tuesday and preview how the offensive line will look heading into MetLife Stadium to take on the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football. "I would not be surprised at all if there is change at one position, which is the left guard," Wilson said. The wide receiver group has become another concern after Stefon Diggs left the field in the third quarter with a non-contact knee injury. With Nico Collins still out another week, Tank Dell will become the primary receiver. The Texans have depth at the position, and Stroud will have to "spread the ball around," which could be beneficial to an underperforming offense.
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