Joe Mixon had a mixed performance in his first season with the Texans, showcasing both potential and inconsistency. His contract security provides a foundation for future production, especially with changes in the offensive scheme on the horizon.

Joe Mixon had a solid season, exceeding 1,000 rushing yards, but his advanced metrics highlight efficiency issues. As he approaches 29, moving him for rookie draft capital could prevent a decline in value.

Joe Mixon successfully fought against a $25,000 NFL fine, arguing that his comments did not publicly criticize officials. His appeal highlighted the need for precision in player statements and the league's responses.

Joe Mixon successfully appealed a $25,000 fine from the NFL after being wrongly cited for comments made by T.J. Houshmandzadeh regarding officiating. The hearing concluded that Mixon's actual statements did not amount to public criticism.

Joe Mixon successfully appealed a $25,000 fine for comments made about officiating after the playoff loss to the Chiefs. The appeal determined he did not criticize officials, despite a misattributed social media comment earlier. Mixon's remarks highlighted the frustrations players experience regarding officiating during critical moments.