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Texans Adjust Lineup as Season Opener Approaches Against Buffalo

The Houston Texans have released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of their season opener.

Hart Nash

September 9, 20261 min read

The Houston Texans are gearing up for their season opener against the Buffalo Bills, having published their initial unofficial depth chart. This chart details the team's lineup across various positions, although it is subject to change before the game.

Kayshon Boutte, a recently acquired wide receiver, is set to start alongside Nico Collins and Xavier Hutchinson. Jaylin Noel has been moved down the depth chart but is still anticipated to play a significant role in the offense this year.

Rookie tight end Marlin Klein has advanced to the third tight end position following a strong performance in training camp and preseason. He now sits behind Dalton Schultz and Foster Moreau, while Brevin Jordan has fallen to TE5 due to a knee injury. Klein's contributions will be vital as he aims to enhance his role throughout the season.

On defense, Kayden McDonald, the Texans' second-round draft selection, is currently positioned as the fifth defensive tackle, trailing Sheldon Rankins, Tommy Togiai, Logan Hall, and Mario Edwards Jr. His lower placement may suggest a longer adaptation to the Texans' defensive strategy, but being the youngest rookie in the draft class allows him time to prove himself in the lineup.

Further specifics regarding player roles and strategies remain unclear as the Texans finalize their preparations for the upcoming game.

Source: si.com.

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https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/onsi/3-things-that-stand-out-on-texans-first-regular-season-depth-chart

https://frisco.city/article/frisco-sports-3-things-that-stand-out-on-texans-first-regular-season-depth-chart

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Hart Nash covers Princeton high school and area college sports.

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