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Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans has sent a message to the Buffalo Bills, warning that his team is ready for the upcoming challenge. Ryans believes the Texans can possess one of NFL's premier defenses, having ranked first overall last season; however, he acknowledges the importance of improving the offence if they are to make another step forward.

The season opener against Buffalo is particularly crucial for the Texans, who have had a mixed record in regular-season openers under Ryans. The Houston side started 0-3 last season, struggling to produce consistent points, while they are 1-2 in the regular season openers this season under Ryans.

Ryans praised Josh Allen and the Bills' new look, calling Allen a "tremendous" playmaker and James Cook an "exceptional player." He also highlighted the addition of DJ Moore, praising him as "a big get" and a "true No. 1" who already understands the offensive scheme. Ryans made it clear that Buffalo cannot be evaluated based on their recent matchups with Houston, stating that the current team is "new," with a "different head coach" and "new coordinators on all three phases."

Houston's primary concern may still be their offensive performance. The Texans' receiver Nico Collins is confident in quarterback C.J. Stroud, who entered the third season with "plenty to prove." Stroud completed 64.5 per cent of his passes, throwing for 3,041 yards and 19 touchdowns while recording eight interceptions in 2025. Collins backs his quarterback, stating that he is "built for everything" and the best position he can be in right now.

He feels that Stroud is about to show the world what he can achieve, and he supports him 100 percent.