DeShaun Watson's full-blown breakout became the keyword.
But just as mentioned before the kickoff, if Watson tries solely to prove himself and insists on playing his own way, he'll struggle to penetrate the Kansas City Chiefs Defense's blockade; Watson must trust his team and integrate various aspects to provide space for the quarterback to demonstrate his performance.
And this time is no exception.
Watson did not focus entirely on himself, not only distributing the passing targets but also seizing opportunities to run with the ball, while trusting the team's ground offense.
Running back Hyde rushed twice, advancing seven yards, and though the progress was mediocre, it effectively changed the tempo, ensuring the Houston Texans maintained a delicate balance between passing and rushing. The combination of offensive tactics was impeccable, allowing O'Brien to fully implement his ideas.
