Overall, the second half by the Houston Texans made it a good day in their win over the Kansas City Chiefs, but the performance also included the good, the bad and the ugly.
Being one game better with a 4-2 overall record than they were at this point a season ago, the Houston Texans are still in a battle with the Indianapolis Colts for the division lead going into Week 7.
Before that game takes place, let’s take a look back at Week 6 and the win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Deshaun Watson and company played a game that saw them struggle early on in the first quarter, but the Texans flexed their muscle, gaining the big AFC win that put them in second place in the entire conference and in a tie for first place in the AFC South with the aforementioned Colts.
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There was so much good from this game that there is too much to list here, but some notable performances came from the offensive line for having a second consecutive game without allowing a sack.
The offensive line did an excellent job not only with their pass blocking, but their run blocking was on point as well.
Others on the offense had nice performances too, including Deshaun Watson, Carlos Hyde and even Duke Johnson, because without their play the Texans wouldn’t have defeated one of the top teams in the entire NFL when they beat the Chiefs.
Now that brings us to three big points of the game that was played in Kansas City, and that was the good, the bad and the ugly. On the ensuing pages, we’ll take a look who stood out for the Texans in a positive way, but also take a look at the not-so-great parts of their game as well from the Week 6 win on Sunday.