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The Jacksonville Jaguars will have to deal with a motivated Houston Texans team that just traded for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.

Carlos Sanchez argues that the Jacksonville Jaguars must be cautious of the Houston Texans in Week 6 following Houston's acquisition of Marvin Harrison Jr. The Texans traded for Harrison from the Arizona Cardinals after securing their first win against the Tennessee Titans. The upcoming rivalry game in London could serve as a dangerous trap game for Jacksonville ahead of their bye week.
Sanchez highlights the potential chemistry between Harrison and former Ohio State teammate C.J. Stroud as a major boost alongside Nico Collins. Despite Jacksonville's recent walk-off win against Philadelphia, Sanchez warns that head coach Liam Coen's squad must clean up penalty issues to suppress Houston's momentum.
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