The Houston Texans made a bold move to strengthen their early-down offense by acquiring veteran running back David Montgomery from the Detroit Lions. Montgomery’s 2025 season showcased remarkable efficiency on limited touches, offering a clear path for revitalizing Houston’s ground game. This trade not only addresses Houston’s need for a reliable back but also supports their young quarterback, C.J. Stroud, with a proven pass protector. Let’s explore how Montgomery’s skill set

C.J. Stroud’s rookie season showed flashes of greatness that few quarterbacks achieve in their first year. Despite challenges, especially with the Houston Texans’ offensive line, Stroud demonstrated poise, accuracy, and efficiency that place him on a path toward becoming a top 10 quarterback in 2026. The key to unlocking his full potential lies in the Texans' improving their offensive line and establishing a solid running game. This post explores why Stroud’s rookie year sets

Davis Mills was drafted into the NFL as a third-round pick, chosen 67th overall in the 2021 draft. At 6'4" and 225 pounds, Mills demonstrated potential early in his career, particularly during his rookie year. Since then, he has alternated between starting and backing up C.J. Stroud. With the 2025 offseason nearing, there is speculation about whether the Texans should trade Mills or retain him in their quarterback strategy. (Photo By Alex Slitz/Getty Images) Davis Mills’ Car