Bear Breakdown: Analyzing the Texans' Defense for Week 10

Much like the Chicago Bears, the Houston Texans rely on their stout defense to carry their sometimes sputtering offense. The Texans' defense has been giving up just 285 yards of offense per game, good enough for third best in the league. Just like the Bears, they are great at getting to the quarterback, racking up 25 sacks on the season. J.J. Watt may just be the NFL's defensive player of the year with 10.5 sacks and a staggering 10 passes deflected—almost unheard of for a defensive lineman. Watt is relentless on the field, using speed, a quick first step, and power to beat his opponent. He typically lines up on the left side of the line, but has the ability to move around if needed. The Bears right tackle, Gabe Carimi, has experience going up against Watt in college on a regular basis during their tenure together at the University of Wisconsin.  Carimi has struggled this season in pass protection and Watt will pose yet another difficult task. In order to try and slow Wat...