Houston Texans Roundup: How good is this team?

May 17, 2014; Houston, TX, USA; Houston Texans tight end C.J. Fiedorwicz (87) participates in rookie mini-camp at Methodist Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports

Houston Texans head coach Bill O’Brien has began putting his stamp on the Texans after three weeks worth of offseason OTAs and a rookie mini-camp since the conclusion of the NFL Draft.

With that said, my question is: How good is this team?

There are multiple questions on the Texans’ offense, especially at quarterback and the No. 1 wide receiver spot.

The defense is improved roster-wise, but they are still a mystery as well, but I guess any team would have these questions if they were the worst team team in the NFL a season ago.

In an article on the Ultimate Texans site by the Houston Chronicle it says of O’Brien:

"“The biggest takeaways from O’Brien Stage One as the Texans enter their third era since their 2002 inception: He is not Bill Belichick. He’s a world removed from Gary Kubiak. He is most definitely his own man.”"

I have to agree on that assessment of O’Brien, but thinking back when he took over Penn State, he battled some of the same obstacles: taking over a team in turmoil and having to put his stamp on a program/franchise that needed a quick turnaround.