Mario Edwards Jr. played a vital role in the Texans' defensive front last season, but like Fatukasi, he is also set to become a free agent. The Texans face similar decisions regarding his future with the team.

Mario Edwards Jr. put pressure on Patrick Mahomes during a critical moment in the fourth quarter, attempting to trip him as he scrambled in the pocket. His near-sack could have significantly altered the game's outcome, potentially allowing the Texans to remain within striking distance of a comeback.

Mario Edwards Jr. is entering free agency after a strong season with the Houston Texans, where he recorded 31 tackles and 3.0 sacks in 13 games. He notably excelled in the Wild Card round, registering 1.5 sacks against Justin Herbert. At 6-foot-3 and 280 pounds, he could serve as a versatile addition to the Cowboys' defensive line, potentially filling the gap left by Osa Odighizuwa's departure.

Mario Edwards Jr. had a solid performance in the loss to the Chiefs, earning a PFF grade of 70.9, highlighting his contributions on the defensive line despite the team's overall struggles.

Mario Edwards Jr. received a low PFF grade of 56.5 in the Texans' victory over the Dolphins, indicating a subpar performance in a crucial game for the team's defense.