Texans vs. Colts: What’s the Game Plan for Houston?

December 19, 2015   ·   Brian McDonald   ·   Jump to comments

Offensive Game Plan
The Indianapolis Colts rank 29th in points allowed, 29th in passing yards allowed and 25th in rushing yards allowed, so picking a game plan on how to attack them is more about what the Texans feel most comfortable with, instead of identifying flaws in their opponents' defense.
The Colts don't do anything well on defense, so as long as the Texans execute their plan and don't turn the ball over, they should have more success on offense than they've had over the last two weeks.
How bad have the Colts been recently? Over their last two games, they've given up 45 and 51 points to Pittsburgh and Jacksonville respectively, while allowing 902 passing yards combined.
T.J. Yates is a limited quarterback, but considering the solid performance he had against the New York Jets a few weeks ago, he should do fine against Indianapolis.
This was said last week, but the Texans didn't do it, so maybe it's worth mentioning again. Head coach Bill O'Brien and his...

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