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Houston Texans fans have another reason to be frustrated with GM Nick Caserio after a brutal loss to the New York Giants. Caserio's postgame comments, criticism of players and lack of answers raise more questions about the Texans' struggles.

Toro Times writer Ronnie Martin II argues that Houston Texans fans have mounting reasons to be frustrated with general manager Nick Caserio following an overtime loss to the New York Giants. The defeat dropped Houston to a 2-5 record on the season, dampening the momentum built from back-to-back victories.
Martin criticized Caserio's postgame press conference comments regarding team scheme and execution, arguing that the general manager deflected accountability and questioned player performance. Caserio maintained that the NFL is a week-to-week league and that the roster possesses enough scheme and talent to succeed with better on-field execution.
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