Texans Must Learn From Seahawks’ Super Bowl Blueprint

Furthermore, the colossal struggles experienced by New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell, especially when giving up a season-high 14 quarterback pressures vs. Seattle, could indeed serve to make the Texans feel better or worse.

Texans' Blueprint Relies on Stacking Up the Trenches

The Texans know exactly how it feels to reconstruct their offensive line, but only to see it come unstuck with everything riding on it. If only the Texans' own offensive line had held up better during the playoffs defeat in New England, quarterback C.J. Stroud might have held himself together.

Trouble is, critical issues upfront only serve to magnify your quarterback's lack of composure and poor fundamental decision-making. So the suddenly lost-looking Patriots signal caller Drake Maye will now have to face the fire, much like Stroud is already doing in H-Town.

Nevertheless, Caserio will look toward the draft to solve some of the recurring issues along the O-Line, but it will unquestionably require a full-board organizational commitment to the far less glamorous nitty-gritty aspects of roster construction.

On the flip side, the more steady performances of rookie left Aireontae Ersery, when compared to the implosion of his blocking counterpart on the Patriots, should at least provide some reasons to be cheerful.

Perhaps most importantly, Caserio needs to remind himself that he needs to