The Houston Texans were going to invest the 2022 season in Davis Mills, which meant the second-year quarterback had to invest in himself.
The former 2021 third-rounder from Stanford compiled a 2-9 record, but had a promising 2-3 finish to the season. In the Texans’ final five games, Mills went had a 9-2 touchdown to interception ratio with a 102.4 passer rating.
“I think I felt the progression at the end of last year and then really taken it this offseason, the momentum, and stacking on it has allowed me to come out here and start playing really fast at the start of training camp and throughout,” Mills told reporters after the third day of training camp Monday at Houston Methodist Training Center. “So, I’m just excited to keep progressing.”
