Rookie Tytus Howard showed his potential after the Texans moved him to right tackle, his natural position.
For Texans offensive tackle Tytus Howard, his rookie season was a mixture of a lot of potential displayed while dealing with a problematic knee injury.
Once Howard shifted from left guard back to his natural right tackle position, the first-round draft pick from Alabama State thrived with his physical blocking style.
Howard injected toughness and power into the offensive line. When the 6-5, 322-pounder partially tore his medial collateral ligament against the Kansas City Chiefs, he only missed two games.