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.

Mario Edwards Jr. had a solid performance in the Texans' victory over the Jaguars, earning a PFF grade of 68.5. His contributions on the defensive line were part of a mixed overall showing from the Texans' defense, which has struggled to consistently meet expectations this season.

Mario Edwards Jr. has been starting in place of Foley Fatukasi, who is out with a foot injury. Edwards joined the Texans in the offseason and has been a key contributor, filling the role effectively during Fatukasi's absence.

Mario Edwards Jr. remains sidelined as he serves a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy. His absence continues to impact the Texans' defensive lineup, further contributing to the team's challenges in fielding a full-strength defense.

Mario Edwards Jr. has been suspended for four games due to a violation of the NFL's substance abuse policy. The defensive lineman, who has recorded two sacks this season, has started all six games for the Texans. His suspension means he will not be eligible to return until Week 11, but the team will welcome back veteran pass-rusher Denico Autry, who has served a six-game suspension.