From the latest episode of “Processing Blue,” special guest Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle shares keys to the Week 8 matchup between the #carolinapanthers and #houstontexans
Both teams have to establish the running Game um both teams have to get pressure On the quarterback um you know I know The Texans is going to be watching out For Brian Burns luk re cavic in the game Um they've protected pretty well but CJ Stri like I mentioned earlier has a Tendency to hold on to the ball a little Bit longer and I think the Texans really Want to get after Bryce young you know They've struggled when they haven't got Pressure in court um and Desmond Ritter Which was the biggest surprise that I've Seen carbed the Texans up cuz they Didn't get any pressure on him at all um He had a career day against the Texans So I I wouldn't be surprised if Bryce Young had a good day if the Texans can't Get pressure on him um and E if they Can't stop run they've done a pretty Good job stopping the Run uh they're Probably middle of the pack in the NFL Right now they were worse in the NFL six Worse in NFL history last year so they Definitely improved that um they've got To get pressure on the quarterback and They got to stop running I think that's For both Te
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