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Some of you are undoubtedly confused at the title. The Texans are coming off of a bye week, so what exactly are we looking at in the rearview mirror? Well, this is what we would lovingly call self-scouting. We are…

Scott Barzilla of Battle Red Blog conducts a self-scouting review of the Houston Texans following their bye week, analyzing their 2-5 start. While noting that the team's minus-seven point differential suggests a squad closer to .500, Barzilla highlights positive developments such as growth in the passing game and contributions from tight end Foster Moreau alongside wide receiver Jaylin Noel before his season-ending injury.
However, Barzilla criticizes offensive coordinator Nick Caley's running game and delayed personnel adjustments, while also questioning head coach DeMeco Ryans' offensive philosophy. Defensively, the writer argues that a lack of forced turnovers, poor safety play from Reed Blankenship, and an ineffective bend-but-don't-break scheme have severely undermined what was projected to be a top-five NFL unit.
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