Green anchors interior line play, an essential piece for Houston’s run and pass protection. If he can handle pro-level pressure, the Texans’ run game and Stroud’s clean pocket improve, providing a stable offensive backbone entering a demanding Week 1 showdown.

Kenyon Green was waived by Philadelphia after starting 23 of 27 Texans games, creating roster churn for the Eagles. His path forward remains uncertain, with potential return on the practice squad or a landing elsewhere. His departure leaves a vacancy on the O-line depth chart, and future opportunities will depend on fit and opportunity.

Kenyon Green was acquired to bolster guard depth for Philadelphia, underscoring the Eagles’ aim to insulate the line. While he’s not yet a Week 1 starter, his inclusion signals a future shift in guard competition and potential fantasy ripple effects for the running game as depth solidifies.

Guard Kenyon Green was traded to the Eagles in March for Gardner-Johnson, a move meant to shore up Philly’s line while Houston pursued Gardner-Johnson to boost its secondary.

Kenyon Green was traded to the Eagles in exchange for Gardner-Johnson, marking a significant roster change for the Texans. This trade reflects the team's shift towards strengthening its defensive setup.