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Houston Texans: Gary Kubiak
Offensive analysis
Kubiak's offenses in Denver were always predicated on balance between the run and pass. The blocking scheme in the Denver running attack is a thing of legend, elevating six different rushers over the heralded 1,000-yard mark in the last 11 years. In fact, the system has produced a 1,000-yard rusher in 11 of the last 12 seasons. The running game commands respect, and therefore opens holes in the passing game. Kubiak looks to start to apply that scheme in his second year with the Texans to return Ahman Green to the game's elite and to speed the adjustment into a starting role for Matt Schaub.
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Defensive analysis
The Texans run a 4-3 defense for Richard Smith, and though the overall numbers were fairly ghastly (337.5 yards and 22.9 points per game), this unit improved markedly as the season progressed. The team allowed 180 fewer yards per game on average during the final three months of the season to reach the 337.5-yard season total and a full 12.1 points per game. That's right. It was a fairly miserable month of September.
Improved play from rookie DeMeco Ryans and Mario Williams gave this unit a boost, and they added another future star on the defensive line with Amobi Okoye.
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