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Kayshon Boutte Set to Start for Texans in Initial Depth Chart Release

The Houston Texans have announced their first unofficial depth chart for the season.

Tessa Esparza· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

September 9, 20261 min read

The Houston Texans have released their first unofficial depth chart as they gear up for the season opener against the Buffalo Bills. This chart details the team's lineup across all positions, although changes may occur by game time.

Kayshon Boutte, a newly acquired wide receiver, is slated to start alongside Nico Collins and Xavier Hutchinson. Jaylin Noel has been repositioned in the lineup but is still anticipated to play a significant part in the offense this season.

Rookie tight end Marlin Klein has ascended to the third tight end spot following a strong performance during training camp and preseason, now positioned behind Dalton Schultz and Foster Moreau. Brevin Jordan has fallen to TE5 as he deals with a knee injury. Klein's ability to contribute will be vital as the season unfolds.

On defense, Kayden McDonald, selected in the second round of the draft, is listed as the fifth defensive tackle, following Sheldon Rankins, Tommy Togiai, Logan Hall, and Mario Edwards Jr. His lower placement may suggest a longer adaptation period to the Texans' defensive strategies, but being the youngest rookie in the draft class gives him time to find his footing in the lineup.

Details regarding player roles and strategies are still being finalized as the Texans prepare for their upcoming game.

Source: si.com.

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Texans Release Unofficial Depth Chart Ahead of Week 1 Matchup (frisco.city)

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Tessa Esparza· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Tessa Esparza covers Little Elm high school and area college sports.

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