Bleav in Texans

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Bleav in Texans is your go-to podcast for everything Houston Texans, hosted by former defensive tackle and sports radio host Seth Payne. From game previews and postgame breakdowns to roster updates, coaching analysis, and AFC South storylines, Seth bring decades of on-field experience and sharp commentary to keep Texans fans informed, entertained, and connected. Whether you’re tailgating at NRG Stadium or following the team from afar, this show delivers the pulse of Texans football all season long.

  1. hace 19 h

    Houston Texans: 12 Reasons It’s Okay to Get Excited After Week 1 of OTAs

    It’s only the first week of OTAs, so nobody should be making sweeping declarations about the Houston Texans just yet. But that doesn’t mean we have to ignore the encouraging signs. In this episode of Bleav in Texans, Seth Payne breaks down 12 things it’s perfectly reasonable to feel excited about after the first week of offseason practices. Among the topics: Will Anderson Jr. already wrecking practice, C.J. Stroud entering Year 2 in Nick Caley’s offense, Jayden Higgins looking bigger and faster, Keylan Rutledge getting work at center, the Texans building a beefier offensive line, Jawhar Jordan pushing for a role in the backfield, Marte Mapu getting an opportunity at linebacker, and the possibilities created by rookie defensive tackle Kayden McDonald. Plus, why the Texans’ secondary believes it can be the best in football, what Reed Blankenship could unlock for Jalen Pitre and Calen Bullock, and why the roster already feels deeper and more complete than it did a year ago. No overreactions. Just 12 reasons it’s okay to believe the early buzz. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    27 min

  2. hace 4 días

    Texans OTA Takeaways: Stroud, Tank Dell, Will Anderson & Rookie Watch

    Seth Payne shares his biggest takeaways from the Texans’ first OTA practice open to the media, including how C.J. Stroud looked, why there’s no reason to panic about Tank Dell’s cautious ramp-up, and how Will Anderson Jr. continues to set the tone by wrecking practice. Seth also breaks down what he saw from the Texans’ rookie class, including Keylan Rutledge, Kayden McDonald, Marlin Klein, Lewis Bond, and Wade Woodaz. Plus, thoughts on the offensive line, the tight end room, possible new wrinkles in Nick Caley’s offense, Reed Blankenship’s fit in the secondary, and the linebacker depth battle with E.J. Speed sidelined. It’s only OTAs, so don’t overreact — but there are still plenty of things worth watching. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    25 min

  3. hace 6 días

    E.J. Speed Injury, Texans Free-Agent Options & Cade Stover at Fullback

    The Texans suffered a sneaky-important depth hit with E.J. Speed’s quad injury, so who steps up while he’s out? Seth Payne breaks down why Speed mattered to DeMeco Ryans’ defense, how the Texans can replace his role internally, and whether names like Jamal Hill, Azeez Al-Shaair, Henry To’oTo’o, Aidan Fisher, Jake Hansen, Jake Hummel, Marte Mapu, and K.C. Ossai could factor into the linebacker picture. Plus, Seth looks at potential free-agent and trade options still available, including edge rushers, running backs, tight ends, and familiar names who could make sense if the Texans decide to add from outside the building. Finally, could Cade Stover become the Texans’ quasi-fullback? Seth explains why the idea is intriguing, why playing fullback is harder than people think, and how Stover’s role could fit into Nick Caley’s offense. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    26 min

  4. 21 may

    The Texans Finally Built a January Football Team

    The Houston Texans have been good enough to win regular season games. But are they finally built to win the kind of games that happen in January? Seth Payne breaks down why this offseason feels different for Houston, from the focus on offensive line depth and a more physical run game to the additions of Keylan Rutledge, Kayden McDonald, Reed Blankenship, and David Montgomery. The Texans have clearly tried to build a tougher, more versatile team that can handle cold weather, road playoff environments, and the kind of physical football that has ended their seasons in the past. Seth also looks at how the improved offensive structure could help C.J. Stroud stop playing sped up, why the run game is so important to avoiding third-and-long, and how DeMeco Ryans continues to push a defense that already has elite potential. Plus, thoughts on Azeez Al-Shaair’s comments about the standard inside the building, Nick Caley’s next step as offensive coordinator, and why this Texans team may finally be equipped to push toward the AFC Championship Game. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    26 min

  5. 18 may

    Houston Texans 2026 Schedule Breakdown: Can They Win 12 Games?

    The Houston Texans’ 2026 schedule is here, and Seth Payne goes game by game to predict wins and losses — while finding a reason to respect, fear, or loathe every opponent on the schedule. Seth breaks down the Week 1 matchup against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, Joe Burrow’s Bengals, two division games against the Colts, the Cowboys coming to Houston, the London matchup with the Jaguars, the Chargers’ rebuilt offensive line, the Ravens/Lamar Jackson problem, cold-weather road trips to Pittsburgh, Washington, Philadelphia, and Green Bay, and the season finale against the Titans. The final prediction: 12-5 — but not because the schedule is easy. Seth explains why last year’s records don’t tell the full story, why Vegas win totals paint a tougher picture, and why teams like the Bengals, Ravens, Giants, Commanders, Jaguars, Packers, and Cowboys could be better than their 2025 records suggest. Plus, how much of this comes down to C.J. Stroud, the Texans’ improved run game, DeMeco Ryans’ defense, and whether Houston can survive one of the NFL’s tighter schedules. Subscribe to Bleav in Texans and leave a five-star review. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    27 min

  6. 14 may

    What Texans Fans Should Watch Next: Tank Dell, CJ Stroud & the O-Line

    The Houston Texans schedule release is here, but once the excitement fades, what should Texans fans actually be watching next? Seth Payne breaks down the biggest storylines to follow after the schedule drops, starting with the possible return of Tank Dell to the practice field and what it would mean for C.J. Stroud and the Texans offense. Seth also looks ahead to C.J. Stroud’s inevitable contract questions, how Keylan Rutledge could earn attention at center during OTAs and minicamp, and why Marlin Klein may be one rookie to monitor before the pads come on. Plus, Seth discusses potential veteran additions at running back and defensive end, why Texans training camp could finally feature real offensive line vs. defensive line battles, and answers listener questions on Jaylin Noel, “knuckleheads” in a strong locker room, and the idea of moving on from C.J. Stroud. Finally, Seth reacts to early schedule leaks that could send the Texans into a brutal December stretch with road games in Pittsburgh, Washington, and Philadelphia — and explains why that cold-weather gauntlet may become a defining test for this team. Follow Bleav in Texans for more Houston Texans analysis, roster breakdowns, schedule reaction, and C.J. Stroud conversation all offseason long. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    26 min

  7. 11 may

    CJ Stroud Has a Runway to Get His Bag

    CJ Stroud’s next contract is coming eventually — but maybe the Texans and Stroud are both better off waiting. Seth Payne breaks down why Stroud’s “down year” needs context, including Houston’s lack of a consistent run game, too many third-and-long situations, and an offense that never fully forced defenses to respect the run. With new pieces added up front and David Montgomery in the backfield, Stroud may finally have the balanced setup he needs to prove he belongs in the top-tier quarterback conversation. Plus, Seth reacts to Jason McCourty’s take that Stroud has a runway to get paid, Kayden McDonald’s big rookie goals, DeMeco Ryans’ comments from rookie minicamp, and the reported Texans-Jaguars matchup in London. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    27 min

  8. 10 may

    Houston Texans Rookie Minicamp: Kayden McDonald, Keylan Rutledge & DeMeco Ryans Reveal the Plan

    Houston Texans rookie minicamp gave us our first real look at how DeMeco Ryans is introducing this draft class to the standard in Houston. On this episode, I react to the best moments from DeMeco Ryans, Kayden McDonald, and Keylan Rutledge after rookie minicamp. DeMeco made it clear that the Texans’ culture is already established — now the rookies have to catch up. Kayden McDonald showed huge confidence, talking about joining “the best defense in the league,” chasing a Super Bowl, and helping Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter wreck games off the edge. Keylan Rutledge gave a very different kind of answer: mature, detailed, coachable, and all about earning his role up front. We’ll get into what these clips reveal about the Texans’ rookie class, why McDonald’s swagger matters, how Rutledge fits the offensive line, and what DeMeco’s message tells us about the type of players Houston is trying to build around. The Texans have a type — and rookie minicamp made it pretty obvious Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    57 min
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Bleav in Texans is your go-to podcast for everything Houston Texans, hosted by former defensive tackle and sports radio host Seth Payne. From game previews and postgame breakdowns to roster updates, coaching analysis, and AFC South storylines, Seth bring decades of on-field experience and sharp commentary to keep Texans fans informed, entertained, and connected. Whether you’re tailgating at NRG Stadium or following the team from afar, this show delivers the pulse of Texans football all season long.

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