Chargers-Texans Playoff Buzz: Houston Stars Stroud, Mixon Express Discontent

Chargers-Texans Playoff Buzz: Houston Stars Stroud, Mixon Express Discontent


The Houston Texans’ season has unraveled in spectacular fashion. After a promising 2-0 start, the team has now lost six straight games, dropping their record to 2-6. The latest setback came against the Los Angeles Chargers, who dominated the Texans 31-21 on Sunday. The loss has left many Texans fans wondering what went wrong and what the future holds for the franchise.

The Texans’ struggles have been evident in all three phases of the game. Offensively, the team has been unable to consistently move the ball or score points. Quarterback Davis Mills has been inconsistent, and the running game has been ineffective. Defensively, the Texans have been gashed by opposing offenses, allowing over 30 points per game during their six-game losing streak.

The Texans’ struggles have led to growing discontent among the team’s star players. Quarterback Bryce Young was benched in favor of Mills in Week 6, and wide receiver Brandin Cooks was traded to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8. Running back Dameon Pierce and wide receiver Nico Collins have also expressed their frustration with the team’s performance.

Young was particularly critical of the team’s coaching staff after the loss to the Chargers. “We’re not getting the play-calling we need to win,” said Young. “We’re not getting the protection we need to win. We’re not getting the coaching we need to win.”

There are a variety of perspectives on the Texans’ struggles. Some believe that the team is simply not talented enough to compete in the NFL. Others believe that the coaching staff is to blame for the team’s poor performance. Still others believe that the Texans are simply going through a rough patch and will eventually turn things around.

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Texans head coach Lovie Smith is confident that the team will turn things around. “We have a good group of guys in that locker room,” said Smith. “We’re going to get through this together.”

The Texans have a lot of work to do if they want to turn things around. The team needs to find a way to improve its offense, defense, and coaching staff. If they can do that, they may be able to salvage their season and make a run at the playoffs.

However, if the Texans continue to struggle, it could be a long and difficult season for the team and its fans.


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