How do teams position themselves in a huddle? Using player tracking data, here’s a look at the median position for each player in a huddle for each team’s most common offensive lineup.

Texans rushing offense today 6 Offensive Lineman • 20 runs • 3.1 yards/run • -0.22 EPA/run • 35% success rate (7/20) 5 Offensive Lineman • 5 runs • 4.2 yards/run • +0.17 EPA/run • 60% success rate (3/5)

This is a drive of falling ass backwards into chunk yardage. Let's see if they can screw it up for a touchdown.

Texans DT Kayden McDonald plays when I was at my fattest with S&L right as the Texans strength and conditioning coach walks by. 😂 😂 😂

🧵Thread on the Texans secondary adjustments with Jalen Pitre out against Jacksonville, including film, stats and DeMeco Ryans comments.🧵 On a number of passing downs, Houston moved Kamari Lassiter inside to nickel and Tremon Smith to outside CB, an adjustment that worked out pretty well. Tremon took full advantage of the opportunity. He was extremely sticky in coverage, consistently staying tight to receivers throughout the game. His biggest blemish was allowing a chunk gain to Travis Hunter on a bender that he nearly broke up. He finished with Houston's 2nd-highest defensive grade (70.5) and a 69.7 coverage grade on 25 snaps. Really impressive performance. Kamari played well in the slot, too. His biggest blemish came on a 3rd-and-short double move by Parker Washington, where he aggressively anticipated the first-down route but nearly recovered to make the play. This cutup highlights Kamari playing nickel and includes the majority of the snaps with both him and Tremon on the field together.