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Texans' 0-4 Start: Stroud Shines, But Losses Mount
6 Oct
Summary
- Texans dropped to 0-4 after a narrow loss to the Cowboys.
- CJ Stroud delivered a strong performance with two touchdowns.
- Key players face scrutiny for offensive and defensive errors.
The Houston Texans have fallen to an 0-4 record after a disappointing 34-30 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, despite another promising performance from quarterback CJ Stroud. Stroud threw for 347 yards and two touchdowns, but a late score by the Cowboys sealed the Texans' defeat.
Several Texans players are under scrutiny following this latest loss. Running back David Montgomery has struggled to provide consistent ground support, averaging just 2.7 yards per carry through four games, which hinders offensive balance. Rookie left guard Keylan Rutledge has faced challenges in pass protection and short-yardage situations, contributing to offensive breakdowns and costly penalties.
Cornerback Kamari Lassiter's performance in the Week 4 game against the Cowboys was particularly costly. He committed multiple penalties, including pass interference and a defensive hold, which extended Dallas's drives and provided opportunities for their comeback. These crucial mistakes by key players underscore the urgent need for improved accountability and performance within the Texans' roster.
