Watson also tossed five touchdowns against the Kansas City Chiefs in his fifth career start last year.

Injuries to his ribs http://www.houstontexansteamonline.com/kareem-jackson-jersey , sternum and lungs that forced hm to take a bus to and from last Sunday’s game in Jacksonville didn’t stop Deshaun Watson from ripping through the defense of the Miami Dolphins on Thursday night.Watson completed 16-of-20 passes for 239 yards and tied a career-high with five touchdowns as the Texans notched their fifth-straight win in a 42-23 victory over Miami.A mistaken ruling for roughing the snapper on a 42-yard field goal gave the Dolphins a new set of a downs and set up a 12-yard Kenyan Drake touchdown run that gave Miami an early 7-0 lead.Houston immediately responded with a nine-play, 75-yard drive capped with a 2-yard touchdown run by Lamar Miller to even the game at 7-7. After a Justin Reid interception of Brock Osweiler, Watson tossed his first touchdown on a 13-yard pass to Jordan Thomas that gave the Texans a 14-7 lead.Jason Sanders converted his first of three field goals on the night for Miami from 37 yards to close the gap to 14-10. The Dolphins were lucky that’s all the deficit was heading into the halftime break.Josh Keyes hit Osweiler鈥榮 arm as the Dolphins quarterback was trying to bring the ball back down and tuck it. The ball went backward and Natrell Jamerson returned it for what was ruled a 19-yard touchdown on the field with 24 seconds remaining. However, the fumble was negated upon replay review and the deficit remained 14-10 at half instead of 21-10.Ultimately Womens Julien Davenport Jersey , the lost points didn’t matter as the Texans poured it on in the second half.Danny Amendola hit Kenyan Drake for a 28-yard touchdown on a double pass to close the gap to 21-17 in the third quarter, but the Texans managed to respond immediately. Watson and Will Fuller connected on a 73-yard touchdown to push the Houston lead to 28-17.Fuller caught five passes for 124 yards before leaving the game in the fourth quarter due to a knee injury.The Dolphins only managed field goals from there as the Texans kept finding the end zone. Sanders converted a 41-yard field goal and Watson answered with a 49-yard touchdown to DeAndre Hopkins. Sanders converted a 46-yard field goal and Watson answered with a 2-yard touchdown to Hopkins as the Texans lead grew to 42-23 with 7:34 left to play.Osweiler threw for 241 yards and an interception for the Dolphins. DeVante Parker caught six of Osweiler’s 21 completions for 134 yards on the night. When he was drafted out of Alabama back in 2010, Texans fans hoped Kareem Jackson was going to be a starting corner in Houston for the next decade.
Then he hit the field as a rookie and things weren’t so rosy. Over the next couple of seasons (especially with the arrival of Wade Phillips and Johnathan Joseph), K-Jax improved and began to impress. He even earned the “shutdown corner” tag from our very own Brett Kollmann. Fast forward five years http://www.houstontexansteamonline.com/bruce-ellington-jersey , and the mere idea of him being a man on an island was utterly ludicrous. Then, earlier this season, what had been rumored to happen for years finally became reality: Jackson slid into the safety spot when Andre Hal was tragically diagnosed with Lymphoma. Next up on the K-Jax Roller Coaster came his return to corner when starting cornerback Kevin Johnson and nickel cornerback Aaron Colvin went down with injuries. If the Houston Texans were performing well as a team, fully living up to the talent on the roster http://www.houstontexansteamonline.com/tyrann-mathieu-jersey , Jackson’s current performance might not stand out. But with so little to write about “star performances” this season outside of J.J. Watt and DeAndre Hopkins, Jackson undoubtedly stands out.From Pro Football ReferenceJackson is playing the final year of the four-year extension he signed with the Texans back in2015, so he’ll be a free agent after the season.Over at the Chronicle, Aaron Wilson seems to think Kareem Jackson should get a new contract with the Texans. From ESPNWhat’s your take? Is K-Jax worth locking down for another few seasons or should the Texans brass let him walk at the end of the year? Or would you sign him to perhaps package him in a trade for Patrick Peterson or an offensive lineman in the future? Give us your thoughts in the comments box.