The Texans may soon face tough choices on both David Montgomery and Reed Blankenship

Clayton Anderson of Toro Times argues that the Houston Texans may face difficult roster decisions regarding running back David Montgomery and safety Reed Blankenship. Both veterans suffered recent injuries—Montgomery with a groin issue and Blankenship with a concussion—while Houston earned a Week 6 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in their absence.

Anderson notes that Montgomery struggled with a 2.7 yards-per-carry average over four games before replacements Woody Marks and Jawhar Jordan combined for 99 rushing yards. Meanwhile, Blankenship has allowed 23 receptions and a 112.9 passer rating, prompting the writer to suggest head coach DeMeco Ryans consider alternatives like M.J. Stewart or Jalen Pitre.