Ed Ingram Recorded Perfect Pass-Block Rate
The Houston Texans guard dominated in Week 5, allowing zero pressures across 35 pass-blocking snaps.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Football
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Houston Texans guard Ed Ingram delivered a flawless performance in Week 5, recording a 100.0% pass-block win rate. He successfully allowed zero pressures while earning an 89.0 overall PFF grade.
Why it matters
The performance marks a significant rebound for Ingram, who struggled earlier this season by allowing 10 total pressures in his first two games. It also highlights his return to form following a groin injury that sidelined him for two weeks.
Ingram recorded a 100.0% pass-block win rate on 35 snaps and achieved an 88.7 run-blocking grade in Week 5. He maintained a 33.3% positive grade rate on his 24 total run-blocking snaps against Tennessee.
The players
Ed Ingram
Ed Ingram is an offensive guard for the Houston Texans who was originally a second-round selection in the 2022 NFL Draft.
The details
Ingram utilized a mix of zone and gap blocking concepts throughout his 59 total snaps in the game. His efficient play helped stabilize the interior offensive line, following a slow start to the 2026 season that included a multi-week absence.
Timeline
2022 marked the year Ed Ingram was selected in the NFL Draft.
Week 1 of the 2026 season saw Ingram earn a 25.9 pass-blocking grade.
Weeks 2-3 of the 2026 season were missed by Ingram due to injury.
Week 5 of the 2026 season was when Ingram recorded his 100% pass-block win rate.
Season Trajectory
This dominant outing provides the Texans with a much-needed boost in interior line stability as the team navigates the middle of the 2026 season. The improved efficiency helps the offense diversify its rushing attack while providing better protection for the quarterback.
Ingram's flawless pass protection reduces immediate pressure on the quarterback, likely leading to more efficient passing plays in future games. His improved run-blocking grade suggests a higher volume of successful ground plays when running behind the interior line.
The takeaway
Consistency remains key for offensive linemen looking to secure long-term starting roles in the NFL. Maintaining high pass-block win rates is essential for any player looking to prove their value to a coaching staff over the course of a full season.
Further reading
For more analysis on team performance, visit the Houston Football section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by PFF.
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