NFL Power Rankings: Houston #32

HR Dept · Sep 23, 2015

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I'm not at all. It's comical how a) irrelevant this franchise is and b) how this town doesn't give a ****. Until people actually stop going to the games and acting bat**** crazy over the most vanilla franchise in all of sports, they won't have any incentive to change their ways.
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Naw... I think it has more to do with the best QB in franchise history being Matt f'n Schaub.

J.R. · Sep 29, 2015

ESPN: 21st

The Texans committed to the run in Week 3 and it led to a victory. They had 46 rushes overall in Week 3, two more than they had in Weeks 1 and 2 combined.
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CBS: 24th

At 1-2, they're tied for first place. But they have to get that offense going. It won't be easy in Atlanta.
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NBC: 23rd

Glass exactly at midpoint analysis? Folks hated the old field, and they hate the new one, too.
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FOX: 24th

The Texans got their first win, but desperately need the healthy return of Arian Foster to jumpstart the offense and take pressure off of the defense and QB Ryan Mallett.
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Yahoo: 24th

Arian Foster will return soon, maybe this week. The Texans got off to a terrible start, but they're tied for first place in the AFC South.
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SBNation: 22nd

USA Today: 25th

Not exactly a model of efficiency. No team has hoisted more passes than Houston, but that's only meant four TDs for 13th-ranked air game.
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NFL: 25th

Very quietly, Houston got its first W on the books for 2015. Despite scoring a relatively underwhelming 19 points, the Texans picked up a staggering 30 first downs. Alfred Blue ran the football 31 times. The run-pass play count was 46-to-40. In some respects, Houston won with a half cup of Gary Kubiak's formula. The beauty of it all? At 1-2, they are tied for first place in the AFC South. (And last place. But I digress.)
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Mr. Clutch · Sep 29, 2015

Pro Football Focus: 25th
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/09/29/pff-nfl-power-rankings-for-week-4/

Nimo · Oct 6, 2015

28: Texans
Last Week: 21 Brian Hoyer or Ryan Mallett? Does it even matter? The Texans rank last in completion percentage (52.7) and yards per attempt (5.9).
http://espn.go.com/nfl/powerrankings/_/year/2015/week/5

30. Texans
Houston got Arian Foster back in the fold and played a team that had just given up 28 first-half points to Brandon Weeden. So where in the world did Sunday's 48-21 debacle emanate from? Bear in mind, that score came with the Falcons tapping -- er, stomping on -- the brakes in the second half. It's back to the drawing board for a defense that really could use Wade Phillips right now. There, I said it.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...gs-week-5-bengals-hit-top-three-steelers-fall

27. Houston Texans
Jadeveon Clowney has a run defense grade of +6.3 on the season, third-best for 3-4 outside linebackers behind Pernell McPhee and Justin Houston.
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2015/10/06/pff-nfl-power-rankings-for-week-5/

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