Best and Worst Graded Houston Texans Offensive Players vs. Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 13

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The Houston Texans needed to right the wrong that happened in their Week 12 loss to AFC South foe the Tennessee Titans. While it wasn't easy, the Texans were able to do just that as they went into Jacksonville and came away with a 23-20 victory over the Jaguars.
Houston's offense has been stuck in the mud for the past few weeks but in their victory, they were able to put together a pretty clean game.
The offensive line held up well against the Jaguars while Joe Mixon got a bit of retribution after his last outing against the Jags. C.J. Stroud took care of the ball and the Texans didn't turn the ball over once. Stroud spread the ball around plenty in this matchup, finding eight different receivers on the day, but it was Nico Collins who was the beneficiary of a great game while Dalton Schultz scored the lone passing touchdown on the day.
The Houston Texans will now have their bye week as they prepare to finish the season strong. Here is how the Houston Texans' offensive players graded out in their 23-20 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Highest Graded:
1. LT Laremy Tunsil

PFF Grade: 84.7
2. WR Nico Collins

PFF Grade: 80.9
3. QB C.J. Stroud

PFF Grade: 77.2
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4. LG Juice Scruggs

PFF Grade: 71.9
5. RG Shaq Mason

PFF Grade: 71.4
Lowest Graded:
1. RB Dare Ogunbowale

PFF Grade: 53.2
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2. WR Jared Wayne

PFF Grade: 54.1
3. TE Irv Smith Jr.

PFF Grade: 55.7
4. TE Cade Stover

PFF Grade: 56.6
5. RT Tytus Howard

PFF Grade: 57.0
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