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Josh McDaniels will coach against his younger brother Ben McDaniels as the Texans visit Gillette Stadium for a Divisional Round playoff showdown.
McDaniels said playoff football is not personal, it's strictly business, as he prepares to face Houston's coaches and players.
Josh McDaniels highlighted his focus on helping his offense beat a Texans defense, rather than dwelling on familiarity with coaches.
Ben McDaniels has built a notable career with the Texans, including leading passing and scoring offenses this season.
The matchup also features multiple Texans coaches with prior familiarity to McDaniels and Patriots staff.
Josh McDaniels praised his offense for achieving a scoring renaissance under his playcalling.
The article notes Drake Maye’s performance as a rising quarterback linked to McDaniels’ guidance this season.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is mentioned in association with McDaniels during pre-draft events and minicamps.
The analysis emphasizes that the outcome will hinge on player performance, not on the family narrative.
The piece confirms the Divisional Round game at Gillette Stadium as the stage for this cross-family clash.

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Houston coach DeMeco Ryans says Drake Maye is making good decisions and using teammates effectively as the Texans prepare for the AFC divisional round matchup.
Ryans notes Maye’s escape ability as a key factor, a detail analysts say could influence the game’s pace and open-field plays.
Texans’ defense is described as the fastest group at all three levels, with Will Anderson and Danielle Hunter leading the pass rush.
McDaniels warns Patriots must drive the football and win third downs to counter Houston’s aggressive takeaways.
Stefon Diggs, now with the Bills, identifies Houston’s aggression and speed as a challenge the Patriots face.
Maye’s performance is under scrutiny for how his legs could influence the game’s outcome in the divisional round.
Ryans emphasizes the Texans’ speed and swarm mentality as the Patriots’ primary challenge.
The article frames the Texans’ defense as a multi-level threat capable of taking the football away.
Analysts expect the Maye/McDaniels pairing to be tested by Houston’s speed and physicality in a high-stakes playoff setting.
The piece notes that Maye’s ability to avoid pressure could determine the game tempo and success.

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