Texans beat Bears - who gets the deflated ball?

Not sure who this author is, but made a few good points. He(she?) was not impressed either

www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/bears-vs-texans-observations-offensive-line-matt-eberflus-worrisome-in-sunday-night-football-loss/ar-AA1qDCwW?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=b0a68b772ca74e88808777b4fc627ce8&ei=32

you'd have to have a marriage like blindspot to think Brax was doing his job. That's just a joke, he got worked over all night. the IOL continues to get worked like a brood sow, and Wright was hardly good. 

Jones and Wright were at least solid last year, are they having to try and cover for their G's doing to much and not good enough to do it? That's my only guess. the IOL is so bad and getting swamped that the T's have to try and assist before their block, making them late, or starting the block, then having to help their G who is getting plowed like an onlyfans "model". 

But again, thank god they invested in all those "weapons". Mahomes had 2, Hill and Kelce and a good 3rd but not spec 3rd option, but had a killer OL. CJ Stroud has NOTHING at WR that anyone would be pinning for, but has an OL that can protect him most of the time.

QB/OL then toys. not qb something something toys, then ol if we get around to it. 

I don't have a ton of issues w/the playcalling, other then Waldron better learn 2 TE sets b/c his O, NO O, can work behind an OL that is a welcome matt for the DL to meet the QB.

I thought CW looked decent in the first half even with the oline playing like trash. The second half not so much.

pressure finally got to him in the second half. he started forcing and pushing to get any chunk plays b/c he knew the Ol wasn't going to allow them to do anything long term.