
After four games, Kenneth Walker III has dominated the NFL’s rushing stats with a staggering lead in total yards (53), yards per carry (6.2), and rushing yards over expected (plus-212). His efficiency is unmatched, as he ranks first in rush EPA (plus-10.9) and has already amassed multiple 170-yard rushing games—a feat only three players in league history have achieved in a team’s first four contests.
Walker’s dominance in yards after contact (395) and rushing touchdowns (tied for fifth) further solidifies his early-season claim as the league’s most explosive back. Meanwhile, C.J.
Stroud has quietly built a case for MVP contention behind the Texans’ struggles. Through four weeks, he ranks sixth in passing yards (1,141) and third in yards per attempt (7.6), with a flawless turnover-free start.
His Week 4 performance against the Cowboys—347 yards, two touchdowns, and a 126.7 passer rating—marked his highest career mark in that category, reinforcing his consistency. However, Houston’s defense has collapsed, allowing 30-plus points twice this season (down from just once in 2023) and sitting 28th in passing yards allowed (260.0 per game).
Without run-game support or a resurgent defense, Stroud’s brilliance alone may not be enough to lift the Texans out of their 0-4 skid.

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