Texan GM drops a large injury update about convincing offensive talents

The offensive line was an urgent problem for the Houston Texans who drove into the low season, and it became even more problem area after the Texans had exchanged five times per bowl-tackle Laremy Tunsil.

The Texans signed Veteran Tackle Cam Robinson, and they also used a second round for Tackle Airetae Erny, but even after these movements there is an understandable concern about Houston's ability in the trenches in the trenches that are heading for in 2025.

Well, some reinforcements can be on the way in this regard and you can take place in the form of 2024 Draft Pick Ladarius Henderson 2024.

Sure, an Seventh round does not sound too exciting, but the Texans found it great how he played in Michigan during his last college season and led the Wolverines to a national championship.

Unfortunately, Henderson missed his entire rookie campaign due to injuries, but General Manager Nick Caserio gave a big update about the 23-year-old during a recent appearance in the Up & Adams Show.

Is it possible that Henderson can provide considerable help from the Texan's offensive line next season? Perhaps, especially if you take into account that Houston currently does not have real staling along this unit.

Henderson is a guard of trade, so he may be able to replace the veteran sheet Tomlinson in this offseason or maybe during the 2025 campaign – which the Texans have signed in the free agency.

Houston allowed 54 sacks last season, with CJ Stroud dropping 52 times himself. This obviously played an important role in Stroud's second fights, so hopefully things for the Texans in this capacity will be a little better in this quality next autumn.

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