The Houston Texans could use an influx of youth and talent to their interior offensive line.
The Texans had a platoon consisting of guards Justin McCray, Lane Taylor, Max Scharping, Tytus Howard, and centers Justin Britt and the rookie Jimmy Morrissey.
Houston’s results were dismal as they generated a league-low 3.4 yards per carry and an 83.6 rushing yards per game, also the fewest in the NFL.
If the Texans want a guard who has a combination of youth and talent to help the interior and give a boost to the run game, they need to keep their eyes on Texas A&M guard Kenyon Green.
According to Seth Galina from Pro Football Focus, Green is the third-best interior offensive lineman in the 2022 NFL draft class, and his scoring in the PFF metrics puts him in a favorable light to help a team’s run game.
His best position is left guard, where he posted an 85.0 grade in 2021. You can see how light he is in his pass sets with tackle-like pass protection reps. Green’s issues come from his…