The Houston Texans offense took a while to score on Sunday. For most of the first three quarters, both Houston and the Jacksonville Jaguars struggled to get their offense on the scoreboard. Instead, three made field goals fell on the boxscore, settling the score at 6-3.
Until the Texans offense got a gift from a sack-fumble via outside linebacker Whitney Mercilus.
Set up in the red zone, Houston failed to score on three attempts, then on fourth-and-two, Deshaun Watson took it into his own hands. On what appeared to be a designed run, Watson punched in a two-yard touchdown.
In the process, Watson was able to juke out a defender, specifically, linebacker Myles Jack. All the quarterback had to do then is fight through contact to get his second rushing touchdown of the 2019 season.
Even on an off day, Watson is still able to get the Texans into the endzone on a clutch play.
