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We’ve been hearing it over and over for the last 2 years: the Texans want to play hat-on-hat, smash-mouth football. An aggressive, “establish the run” sort of offense that the Erhardt-Perkins offensive scheme flourishes with, when done properly. Unfortunately, offensive…

Mike Bullock of Battle Red Blog argues that the Houston Texans should pursue a trade for Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry. Bullock asserts that Houston's coaching staff, including head coach DeMeco Ryans and offensive coordinator Nick Caley, have struggled to establish an effective running game. He contends that acquiring Henry would give quarterback C.J. Stroud critical backfield support alongside Woody Marks.
The article cites reporting from ESPN's Dan Graziano, which suggests the Ravens could consider trade offers for Henry ahead of the deadline due to his manageable cap hit. Bullock proposes that general manager Nick Caserio could package backup quarterback Davis Mills alongside future draft picks to meet Baltimore's potential asking price.
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