Ersery, a rookie left tackle, earned high praise from Stroud for his mental approach and on-field growth, stepping into a larger role with the left tackle duties and contributing to the line's improved run and pass protection.

Rookie Ersery steps in at LT after Robinson’s move; his natural position and performance push the lineup to a more optimal alignment.

Aireontae Ersery has started at left tackle for Houston since Week 2, earning praise from DeMeco Ryans but still needing growth. With Robinson traded away, Ersery remains the Texans' long-term left tackle option, building experience against AFC foes. The Browns' acquisition of a veteran left tackle reduces Ersery's Week-5 workload risk while accelerating his development, making the Texans' pivot a win for their rebuild.

Ersery, a second-round pick from Minnesota, has seized the Texans’ left tackle job. Ryans praises his growth as the centerpiece of Houston’s OT development, with the Robinson trade reinforcing a long-term plan around Ersery’s ascent.

Aireontae Ersery beat Cam Robinson for the Texans' left-tackle job, prompting the trade to Cleveland. His ascendance reshaped Houston's line, moving Robinson out and altering Weeks ahead, with Ersery likely starting at left tackle.