The Houston Texans don't have a quarterback problem
Andscape • • sports
Key Points:
- Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans defended quarterback C.J. Stroud after their 28-16 playoff loss to the New England Patriots, emphasizing pride in the team's progress and refusing to discuss offseason changes immediately.
- Stroud, who had a historic rookie season in 2023 with record-setting efficiency and an AFC South title, has struggled in his second and third seasons, facing criticism for not matching his initial performance.
- Despite Stroud’s inconsistencies, Ryans expressed strong belief in him as the franchise quarterback, highlighting their shared history and the team’s defensive strength as key factors for future success.
- Comparisons to other young quarterbacks like Drake Maye, Bo Nix, and Caleb Williams show differing trajectories,
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