The Houston Texans made key investments on the offensive side of the ball throughout the 2022 offseason, but it wasn’t enough to convince national pundits.
According to Judy Battista from NFL.com, the Texans were missing from her list of teams that “significantly helped” their quarterback throughout the offseason. The top team on the list were the New York Jets.
General manager Joe Douglas has surrounded Zach Wilson with the kind of talent that Sam Darnold never saw. This offseason, he completely overhauled the tight end room, signing C.J. Uzomah and Tyler Conklin before drafting Jeremy Ruckert. He also drafted the best running back in the class in Breece Hall and — in the biggest addition — spent the No. 10 overall pick on Garrett Wilson, a threat via yards after the catch and downfield passes. And don’t forget the signing of guard Laken Tomlinson, addressing an offensive line need. It all comes down to Wilson’s development, of course, but it’s hard to imagine the Jets being 28th in scoring again.
