Texans’ Trenches DOMINATE: Tytus Howard’s Pro Bowl Push & Will Anderson’s 3rd Down Defense 🔥

The Houston Texans may have found their formula — and it starts up front. In today’s episode of Locked On Texans, we revisit the win over the Baltimore Ravens and highlight the unsung heroes of the trenches. 💪 Tytus Howard and Ed Ingram have quietly become the strong side of Houston’s offensive line, setting the tone in the run game and opening up the play-action passing attack. On the first drive alone, Houston went 4-for-5 for 35 yards — capped off by a play-action counter to the right side that left Hutch wide open for the TD. When Nick Chubb ran behind the right side? ➡️ 54 rushing yards ➡️ 1 touchdown ➡️ 2 first downs ➡️ 6.75 YPC Could this be Tytus Howard’s Pro Bowl year? 👀 And defensively, it’s been all gas, no brakes. 🔥 Over the last three games, Houston’s D has allowed the 2nd-lowest 3rd down conversion rate in the NFL (26.4%). 🧱 32 pressures | 8 TFL | 7 sacks on 3rd down alone. Will Anderson Jr. has been an absolute game wrecker — 18 pressures, 3 sacks, 4 TFLs — while Danielle Hunter continues to feast with 10 pressures, 2 sacks, and 2 TFLs. We break down: 🔹 How the right side became Houston’s run-game engine 🔹 The Pro Bowl-level play from Tytus Howard 🔹 Why this defensive front might be the NFL’s most disruptive on money downs 🔹 Can Houston claw back from 0–3 and make a push in the AFC South?