In the wake of a dismal season, the Houston Texans have undergone a drastic overhaul of their offensive line, parting ways with key players such as Laremy Tunsil, Shaq Mason, and Kenyon Green. This decision reflects a desperate need to improve protection for quarterback C.J. Stroud, who suffered significantly under pressure last season, leading the NFL in sacks taken. The Texans' strategy hinges on new signings and the potential development of draft picks. With limited resources left in free agency, questions loom about the effectiveness of this rebuild. Can the Texans provide Stroud with the support he needs to thrive and reclaim his promising rookie form?