Former Texans Quarterback David Carr Warns Rival Super Bowl Contender

Former Texans quarterback David Carr has raised concerns about the Los Angeles Rams' potential issues as a rival Super Bowl contender. The Rams, who had a 12-win regular season and have reigning MVP Matthew Stafford, could face challenges due to their offensive line depth. Carr, who played five seasons for the Texans, questioned the quality of the tackles Alaric Jackson and Warren McClendon.

Carr believes the Rams' offensive line depth is "terrifying" and could be a problem if the team struggles to protect their aging quarterback. C.J. Stroud, the Texans' starting quarterback, received a vote of confidence from Carr, as Stroud was a Pro Bowler and Offensive Rookie of the Year in his first season. However, Stroud has faced regression and has a history of protecting himself as a rookie.

The Texans have made improvements to their offensive line and ran game, which should help Stroud and his offensive line. Both the Texans and Rams share a common concern in ensuring their offensive lines are protected, and a solid plan can help them succeed.