The Texans' offense is full of playmakers at the skill positions, but according to Broaddus, their offensive line is a unit the Cowboys can take advantage of. Check out Broaddus' scouting report on what Houston brings on offense in the video above.
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00:00Here's your Houston Texans on offense.
00:17Bobby Slolik is your offensive coordinator.
00:20The background we all know is from the 49ers.
00:24This offense is going to play about 60% in shotgun and then 40% underneath center.
00:30So there's still some principles when we played the 49ers several weeks back.
00:36There's some very similar principles when you look at how they line up and play.
00:41They'll use the pistol formation.
00:42The pistol formation is they'll put the back Joe Mixon right behind CJ Stroud.
00:49They like to do that, run the running back from behind the quarterback to try and make
00:54something happen.
00:56What's interesting about Joe Mixon is when you watch his tape, when you watch the tape
01:01of him playing, they try and run the ball to the edge.
01:07They're really big on trying to move, get the ball to the outside and stress you out
01:13that way.
01:14I found that when you watch Joe Mixon run after run after run, my system, I could say
01:20just give me all his runs.
01:22The next thing you know, they're all going left and they're all having their productive
01:25runs, successful runs.
01:28He's running to the right on the outside and he's not having successful runs.
01:32I'm kind of debating if Eric Kendricks asked me a scouting report, I'm not going to bring
01:37it up.
01:38I think Alaska this time brought us what's your tip of the week?
01:42Tip of the week, if Eric says, hey, smart A, you got a tip of the week, I'm like, yeah,
01:47Joe Mixon's going to be running to your right a lot in this game.