How Texans Rookie Sabastian Harsh Made the 53-Man Roster
Taking a look at how Houston Texans rookie defensive end Sabastian Harsh was able to make the 53-man roster.
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And the ridiculous part, the Texans sacked Josh Allen not once, not twice, I feel like LeBron making my decision, not three times, not four, not five, not six, not seven, but eight times.
That's a lot of sacks.
Will Anderson had two and a half on him.
Daniel Hunter had two.
Bullock had two interceptions, and Buffalo only scored three second half points.
So that's the week one preview, basically.
Think about that.
Now, Buffalo doesn't need a scouting report on Houston's pass rush.
You know, Josh Allen's seen plenty, plenty of Will Anderson.
Probably nightmares in his sleep, if I'm being frank with you.
I mean, if you'll let me be frank.
Now, my name's actually Anthony, so, but And here's the chess match.
Buffalo has had an entire off-season to ask, "How do we stop this from happening again?"
Houston's had an entire off-season saying, "Well, why would we stop doing it?"
That's the match up.
Buffalo's looking at it saying, "Oh my gosh, we had an issue against them, and we gotta stop it."
And Houston's looking at it saying, "Well, we had success against them, and we gotta repeat that."
That's fun.
Number one of the keys here is can you keep Josh Allen in the pocket?
Doesn't take a rocket scientist and someone that's been to the moon to understand that.
Sounds weird, but Josh Allen is an elite passer.
But what you cannot allow is, is the coverage works, the play breaks down, Allen takes off for those 10, 12, 15 move the chain type chunk yards.
That's demoralizing to defenses, and a defense like the Texans, it's the one thing that can beat them because you have everything in place, but you can't really scheme for the unpredictable, and sometimes with Josh Allen and his legs, there's a lot of unpredictable stuff that happens.
That's why this match up to me is so fascinating, and I'm so excited for it.
I can't wait to see the line.
I should know it off the top of my head.
I should've looked that up before the show, but I didn't.
I think that you need to rush Josh Allen aggressively, but not, not, not, not ignorantly.
You don't wanna rush him like you got everything to, everything, nothing to lose.
You got something to lose.
Rush him, put pressure, make it difficult on him, but don't create the highways.
Collapse the pocket.
Maintain the lanes.
And that's what this Texans team can do.
I also think you've gotta be able to run the ball.
This is where Montgomery matters.
Houston spent the off-season trying to make the offense more physical.
So we're not gonna open the season by saying, "Hey, Stroud, we need you to pass the 40 times, 46, 48 times."
