Sunday afternoon isn’t a walk in the park for the Houston Texans — and the Las Vegas Raiders are bringing real problems to NRG Stadium. The Raiders’ defense is far from soft. Their outside corners are quietly having strong seasons: Eric Stokes is playing his best football since entering the league Rookie Darien Porter has allowed just 200 receiving yards all season And it gets tougher. Vegas stacks the box 61% of the time, and when they do, they allow just 2.92 yards per carry. That’s a major red flag for Houston, because when the Texans face a stacked box, they’re averaging only 2.62 YPC. That math doesn’t lie. So how does Houston combat it? This game may come down to one thing: the tackles holding up. If they play clean and physical, we could finally see the best version of the Texans’ rushing attack. Plus, one matchup could tilt the entire game in Houston’s favor — Dalton Schultz vs Devin White. If the Texans exploit it correctly, it could be a BIG-time advantage. And then there’s the question fans are whispering about… Could Jahwar Jordan be the next Arian Foster? Or is that asking way too much, way too fast? Oh — and don’t forget: the Texans defense is looking to dominate. If Houston wants this win, it starts with physicality, pressure, and setting the tone early.