David Montgomery's arrival in Houston closes the door on the future of Joe Mixon and Nick Chubb, who are now both on their way out. The Texans' love for older running backs is well-known, and with Montgomery's addition, the team is looking to the future. The trade for Montgomery, coming on the heels of acquiring Nick Chubb as a free agent, signals a shift in strategy. Montgomery, who will turn 30 in July, is set to be the veteran presence for at least one year, if not two, as the team continues to develop its younger talent. This decision comes with a cost, as the Texans traded a fourth-round pick and other assets to secure Montgomery's services. But is it a wise move? The question lingers, as Montgomery's age and the team's strategy raise eyebrows. Will Montgomery's presence impact the development of younger players like Marks? And what does this mean for the future of the Texans' running back position? The debate rages on, and the comments section awaits your thoughts. Will Montgomery's arrival signal a new era for the Texans, or is it a costly mistake? The jury is still out, and the discussion is far from over.
