Wrapping up Week 6 of the season, the Texans roll into Week 7 on a bit of a hot streak coming off a big win over the weekend in Foxborough against Drake Maye and the Patriots. With the team rolling almost on all cylinders with a few players mainly on the IR list, the Texans look to be a solid competitor looking ahead further into the season and postseason. With the heat of their schedule on the horizon, the Texans are set take on Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers. Following the previous weeks and recalling the teams already seen, HC Demeco Ryans' believes the Packers may be the toughest team they've faced yet this season. Can the Packers be considered a threat to the Texans walking into Sunday's game?

Following yesterday's afternoon game, the Texans emerge as huge victors over rookie Drake Maye and the New England Patriots down in Foxborough with a final of 41-21. Still without Nico Collins on the field this week but with the return of Joe Mixon back to the offense, the Texans looked phenomenal in most aspects of the game yesterday. From the offense having multiple possessions and scoring drives, to the defense creating and forcing turnovers both sides of the ball played effectively in contributing to the Patriots blowout loss at home. Now 5-1 and with the heat of the scheduling beginning to pick up as we enter Week 7, can the Texans sustain this run all the way to January to the postseason?

As the weekend approaches and Sunday draws nearer, the Texans get ready to face Drake Maye in his rookie debut Sunday afternoon in Foxborough. Walking into Week 6 a bit light in the roster in relations to a few players listed on the IR, the Texans still look to be the better matchup rolling into gameday against the rookie. NFL Insider Aaron Wilson joins briefly and shares his thoughts on what must the Texans execute this Sunday  effectively to avoid an upset rolling into Sunday too comfortable being that they are facing a rookie and this being his NFL debut.

Inching closer to the weekend, the Texans roll into Week 6 a bit short in depth far as roster wise. Missing possibly two key pieces of their offense with one being Nico Collins out with a hamstring injury and two with Joe Mixon listed as day-to-day, the Texans offense seems a bit light rolling into Sunday's game. Up against rookie QB Drake Maye and the New England Patriots this Sunday and with Nico for certain to miss Sunday's game, followed by Mixon not practicing yesterday as we await another update to his status, the guys pose the question as to who may step up this weekend and fill the role in two of the most crucial positions on the Texans offense to help put them over with a win?

Rolling along into Week 6 of the NFL football season, the Texans get ready to head up to Foxborough this week to take on the Patriots. Just yesterday it was announced that Drake Maye will be set to make his debut for the Patriots this Sunday in New England's big matchup against C.J. Stroud and the Texans. Possibly looking to make a statement in his first start and debut of his NFL career, the guys take time to evaluate the Texans production in games against rookie QBs and how well they hold up rolling into games that tend to look easier on paper. Sean and Brian roughly pose the question rolling into Sunday's afternoon game, could this be a trap game for the Texans if not approached correctly?