To'oTo'o forced the issue on Mayfield’s scramble with a near-tackle attempt, but Mayfield escaped and kept the drive alive; Houston had four sacks earlier but couldn’t seal the win.

To'oTo'o delivered a brutal collision that drew a roughness flag but illustrates the Texans’ hard-nosed defensive approach. The play, which left Nacua bleeding above the eye, underscores the physicality of the matchup and the volatility of in-game hits.

To'oTo'o posted 6 tackles, 1 sack, 1 TFL, 1 PD, and 1 QB hit as Houston’s inside linebacker. His Week 1 impact signals strong IDP potential and a steady presence in run defense and pass rush for the Texans.

To'oTo'o delivered the helmet-to-helmet hit on Nacua, drawing attention to Houston’s aggressive front. His overall impact in Week 1 suggests a growing role in Texans’ linebacking corps, with potential sack and tackle-for-loss upside as the defense tightens up.

To'oTo'o played 19 snaps with 11 coverage plays, allowing 18 yards on two targets. His presence gives Houston athleticism and run-fit credibility, hinting at a potentially meaningful role that could translate into IDP value if his coverage and productivity hold into the season.