NFL Draft 2011: Houston Texans Have Secondary and Front Seven Needs to Address

April 8, 2011   ·   Nathaniel Uy   ·   Jump to comments

The Houston Texans were the worst team when it came to pass defense last season—they led the league in passing yards allowed and tied for the league-worst in TD's allowed.
This means they're desperate for help on the defensive side of the football.  And two positions that they could seek to fill are cornerback and a pass-rushing outside linebacker.
John McClain of the Houston Chronicle says:
"The Texans will need a free safety unless they get a corner who can start opposite Kareem Jackson. If they get a corner who can start, they can move Glover Quin to free safety. But they have to be sure the new guy, whether a draft choice or free agent, can start because Quin is their best corner...Now, I don't think there's any way they'll use their No. 1 pick on an offensive player. The defense was just too bad last season. This is a good draft for defense, especially front seven players for a 3-4 or a 4-3."
Defense was their biggest weakness and that's what they...

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