As the Houston Texans regroup during their Week 6 bye, there are practically no unanswered questions about the team's defense. By any measure, Houston's D has been as dominant as expected. But on the opposite side of the ball, where the Texans made wholesale changes during the offseason, plenty of questions still linger even after a month of football.
The main one -- the one that will define just how much success the Texans may end up having this season -- is how quickly the offense can adapt to new offensive coordinator Nick Caley. Caley, who had been on the offensive staffs of both Bill Belichick in New England and Sean mcVay in Los Angeles, was expected to arrive and immediately boost Houston's offense from the middle of the pack, which is exactly where they resided under previous OC Bobby Slowik.