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3 bold offensive changes could give the Texans a much-needed spark after the bye

There are three offensive adjustments that the Houston Texans could make that could electrify the back half of their 2026 campaign…

By Clayton Anderson · Toro Times

Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026 at 2:59 PM

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Writer Clayton Anderson argues three offensive changes can revive the Houston Texans' season after their 2-5 start.
The writer suggests increasing pass attempts for quarterback C.J. Stroud in a more pass-first scheme under Nick Caley.
Anderson recommends leaning heavily into an outside-run scheme due to a lack of push from interior offensive linemen.

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Toro Times writer Clayton Anderson argues that the Houston Texans should implement three key offensive adjustments during their bye week to recover from a 2-5 start. With general manager Nick Caserio and head coach DeMeco Ryans demanding solutions, the writer suggests major tactical shifts ahead of their Week 9 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Anderson recommends increasing quarterback C.J. Stroud's usage in a pass-first scheme, shifting more heavily toward outside runs due to interior offensive line struggles, and expanding playing time for wide receivers Marvin Harrison Jr., Jaylin Noel, and Tank Dell alongside Nico Collins.

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