Fisher drew a hold on a Texans OT; Ryans stresses presnap discipline and technique fixes to avoid recurring penalties.

Blake Fisher is in the RT mix behind Laremy Tunsil, adding youth and technique to Houston’s edge. His development shapes the line’s ceiling and could determine whether Robinson moves or stays on the roster as a backup.

Blake Fisher sprained ankle in the Carolina game, exited after the first quarter and did not return. He showed strong progression in camp with 25 snaps and no pressures, but has battled false starts and pressures earlier in preseason. His injury timing is crucial for Houston’s Week 1 plans, as the tackle situation is thin beyond him. If Fisher misses time, Ersery could become a key hinge on Houston's left side, altering how the line blocks edge rushers and supports run schemes.

Fisher’s camp arc has swung from initial rotation to a test of depth on Houston’s line. A strong Saturday could reaffirm his high draft status value, while a rough showing might push the Texans toward depth reshuffles ahead of Week 1.

Blake Fisher, the current wearer of No. 57, is a second-year offensive tackle who has been making strides since being drafted from Notre Dame. His role is growing, especially after stepping up in the late games of his rookie season, making him a critical part of the Texans' offensive line plans.