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And you know I hate saying that.

I don't want to say the Texans are dead and buried and on the wrong side of the dirt already.

But that's probably just because I don't want to say it.

Yes, there is enough talent on this team to turn the season around.

But unfortunately for Houston, that talent is not showing up.

You would never know the Texans had all that talent on defense from watching the Texans defense.

And that's obviously a massive problem.

Look, I know they've got problems on the offensive line.

I know they have problems running the football.

I didn't know they had problems defensively.

That's the issue.

The Chargers, on the other hand, go ahead and feel free to jam a fork in these dudes.

Feel free to leave these dudes for dead on the side of the road bleeding out because that's exactly where they already are right now.

So who is the more disappointing team? Hate to say it, but obviously the Texans.

You see, the Chargers were supposed to take a big step, maybe even win a playoff game.

For them, that would be a big step.

The Texans, though, were supposed to contend for Lombardi, period.

And the most disappointing thing about the most disappointing team in the league is it's not the alleged weak link of the team that's pulling everybody down.

It is the alleged strength of that team.

CJ Stroud has actually been playing just fine.

Actually playing pretty well.

More than good enough to win games.

It's the Houston defense, on the other hand, that has been trash.

And that's what I don't understand because it doesn't make any sense.

Yo, Texans, somebody might want to cover CeeDee Lamb because I feel like this dude is still out there catching balls all over the field.