The Houston Texans' had an impressive defensive season that fell short in the divisional round due to offensive struggles. We talk about how the team wasted an elite defense with poor offensive line play and questionable play-calling, and we break down why the offensive coordinator needs to be held accountable rather than blaming quarterback C.J. Stroud for his four interceptions in a game where he was asked to throw 49 times.

The divisional round matchup between the Houston Texans and New England Patriots, highlighting how the Texans' ten-game winning streak against competitive teams sets them apart from the Patriots' weaker schedule. We discuss DeMeco Ryans' dominant defensive unit led by Will Anderson, who will be a nightmare for rookie sensation Drake Maye, and explain why the Texans' swarming defense makes them the team to beat in this playoff game.

The Houston Texans breaking a 24-year playoff drought with a dominant 30-6 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on a freezing Monday night. DeMeco Ryan's number one defense delivered a masterclass performance, shutting down the Steelers' offense and ending a historic streak. The Texans went into Pittsburgh, took their best shot, and walked out with their first-ever road playoff win, establishing themselves as the team nobody wants to face.