Robert Griffin III criticizes Texans' offensive strategy for Stroud

Robert Griffin III condemned the Houston Texans' offensive strategy during their Week 2 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, where quarterback C.J. Stroud attempted 55 passes without top receiver Nico Collins, who was sidelined due to a hamstring injury. Stroud completed 30 of his attempts for 353 yards, while the Texans' run game was limited, with a total of only 18 rushing plays. Griffin focused on the imbalance in play-calling, emphasizing that Stroud's workload was excessive and improper given the context of the game. The Texans look to reevaluate their approach ahead of their next match.

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