CJ Stroud Is BUILT for the Erhardt-Perkins Offense + Jayden Higgins Needs to Dominate in Year 2!?

The Houston Texans may not have a finished product on offense just yet, but there's a strong case that CJ Stroud and the Erhardt-Perkins system are the perfect long-term fit. Joined by Garret Williams (@HoustonStressans), we break down why this offense takes time to master, the flashes Stroud showed during the 2025 season, and why Texans fans shouldn't panic if the full payoff doesn't happen overnight. We also discuss whether Houston's revamped offensive line deserves more confidence after adding veteran talent and whether the Texans should make one more move by signing veteran wide receiver Keenan Allen before the season begins—or trust the current receiving corps to develop. Plus, Jayden Higgins headlines our list of second-year Texans players who need to take the biggest leap in 2026, but he's far from the only player under the spotlight. We identify the young talent that could shape Houston's season. In today's episode: Why CJ Stroud fits the Erhardt-Perkins offense The growth Stroud showed despite offensive struggles Confidence level in Houston's rebuilt offensive line Should the Texans sign Keenan Allen? Jayden Higgins leads the list of Year 2 breakout candidates Garret Williams (@HoustonStressans) joins the discussion If you love Houston Texans news, CJ Stroud analysis, NFL training camp coverage, Texans roster breakdowns, Nick Caley's offense, and the latest Texans podcast discussions, you're in the right place.