“The Texans Defense Has Become Predictable”: Dan Orlovsky Identifies Houston’s Problem
Dan Orlovsky has watched the Houston Texans lose four games with a defense built to prevent that kind of start. With Will Anderson Jr., Danielle Hunter and an established secondary, Houston entered the season carrying expectations that extended beyond ordinary improvement. Yet reputation has not survived contact with the results. The Texans have defended the […] The post “The Texans Defense Has…
Houston Texans quarterback Dan Orlovsky has identified a troubling issue with the team's defense - it has become predictable for opposing offenses to exploit. On The Pat McAfee Show, Orlovsky explained that the Texans' defensive structure allows quarterbacks to anticipate the coverage they will face, giving them an advantage before the play begins.
When defenses provide a clear picture of their coverage, it eliminates uncertainty for receivers and quarterbacks alike, making it easier for offenses to execute their game plans. Orlovsky's concern stems from the fact that while the Texans' defense has performed adequately in preventing runs, opposing quarterbacks continue to find success through the air.
Houston has allowed a significant number of passing yards and points in recent games, indicating that their defensive structure may be giving offenses too much information and too few difficult decisions after the snap.
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