Houston Texans Morning Huddle-Miller’s Focus

Terry Richardson #13 of the Michigan Wolverines tackles Braxton Miller #1 of the Ohio State Buckeyes during the second quarter at Michigan Stadium on November 28, 2015 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.(Nov. 27, 2015 - Source: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images North America)
Terry Richardson #13 of the Michigan Wolverines tackles Braxton Miller #1 of the Ohio State Buckeyes during the second quarter at Michigan Stadium on November 28, 2015 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.(Nov. 27, 2015 - Source: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images North America) /
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Here are your daily Houston Texans stories to kick off your weekend:

Miller’s sole focus is making plays by Harry Lyles, Land Grant Holy Land

"As he told SiriusXM NFL Radio on Tuesday, he just plans on making plays.“Just a playmaker. I’ll play slot, outside, inside, play running back. Just whatever is in the game plan. I’m capable of playing any position,” he told SiriusXM NFL Radio. That’s pretty much the mentality that Miller and any Buckeye to wear the scarlet and gray under Urban Meyer have acted."

As he learns the receiver position, I expect that Miller will be lined up all over the field. They’ll line him up in the slot some, but also in the backfield and he should even be used as a wildcat quarterback. He’s the swiss army knife of the offense.

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Texans checking in for camp by Jesse Clark, Houstontexans.com

"The 2016 NFL season is fast approaching. The season has yet to officially start, but that doesn’t mean Texans players aren’t hard at work.Although it’s technically the offseason, players have been using their free time, either in Houston or back home, to get in peak condition ahead of the grind that is training camp."

Check out Brian Peters here. Wow!

Why the Texans will win the Super Bowl by Ian Gillen, Houston Stampede

"The Texans will win Super Bowl 51 because of those 3 reasons. They have an outstanding defense, an improved quarterback position, and a much more explosive offense. The Houston Texans will win the much improved AFC South, but they won’t just rely on their top defense. This will allow them to be able to advance in the playoffs to get a Lombardi trophy."

All offseason people have been saying this. While the Texans certainly look like a better team on paper, the field is different. Teams around the Texans have improved and the expectations will be higher than ever this season. Can’t wait to see what happens this fall.