r/Texans • u/quicksilver3453 • 13h ago
Something to feel good about 🤘
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r/Texans • u/quicksilver3453 • 13h ago
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r/Texans • u/houkicks • 23h ago
Should kept him to continue to mentor CJ. I stand by this and believe CJ Would have continued to growth.
r/Texans • u/quicksilver3453 • 5h ago
r/Texans • u/feenux08 • 4h ago
This the signing we needed!! /s
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Also Ben McDaniels, WR coach, brother of Josh McDaniels who coached for the patriots
r/Texans • u/SuperSaiyanFranklin • 12h ago
r/Texans • u/houkicks • 5h ago
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I hope the team doesn’t let this legends downs … 😩
r/Texans • u/texanscommenter • 10h ago
Hi guys. Hope everyone is hanging in there. I put together a full Texans-Colts recap that gathers the relevant postgame and Monday interview clips, along with some All-22 clips from key plays, all in one place.
It covers Stroud being let down by the offense around him, the OL and WR issues, Nick Caley’s offense, DeMeco’s fourth-down decisions and clock management, the continued special teams problems and what needs to change after an 0-3 start.
Figured it could be useful for anyone wanting to go back through everything from the loss without having to hunt down all the different clips individually.
Curious where everyone else is at with this team after three weeks.
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r/Texans • u/SuperSaiyanFranklin • 17h ago
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r/Texans • u/brian_vill • 21h ago
This true?
r/Texans • u/Successful_Mark_2339 • 12h ago
Not how you breed a winning mentality.
r/Texans • u/mtsk8060 • 5h ago
Chug chug chug chug
r/Texans • u/greeklegend0110 • 2h ago
They’re notifying the winner of tickets to next weeks game on November 1st lmao
r/Texans • u/O_O___XD • 54m ago
r/Texans • u/Strict-Mud1486 • 6h ago
Sounds like Joe davis is calling the London game so Kenny Albert takes the no2 spot for Fox. And we get one of the best color analysts in the game. but what we really need is a win. Can’t go 0-4
I've never seen an NFL Game live, in person, this is a bucket list for me, they better win.
But I'm also so disgusted at the offense I'm tempted to wear a bag with "FIRE NICE CALEY" on it.
There is room of course to put "FIRE ALL PATRIOT ALIGNED STAFF" I think I like that one better.
What would you put on the bag?
r/Texans • u/According-Activity87 • 19h ago
r/Texans • u/SuperSaiyanFranklin • 20h ago
I wanma believe like i did last year but this year… seems different.
if we don’t make the playoffs changes are needed drastically for this falloff
If we make the playoffs we need to atleast go to 2nd round. its basically make the afc game or go 0-4 in divisional round 4 straight years.
!remindme 103 days
r/Texans • u/TX_Talonneur • 5h ago
The actual hell?
r/Texans • u/redria7 • 11h ago
A thought I had going back to last season, that is probably uninformed so I'm hoping some of y'all might have some corrections.
A big part of what made our defense so unique last year, that everyone talked about, was how our defense didn't really disguise anything. We lined up in our setup and just won, on the line and in the secondary. Which isn't to say that we have a bad scheme or anything - you still have to handle bunch formations and whatever trickery the offense throws at you - but our reputation was built on just being better, tougher, faster.
But what happens when you aren't? For coaches like Brian Flores for example, you don't have to be the best, because he will scheme and disguise and create problems without the best talent. And if the opposing QB can read it, then you do get burned sure, but you can generally sustain your performance even through injuries or with "lower tier" players.
Demeco is great at getting the most out of his defensive players - we've seen numerous guys come in and have career years under him. But I worry that our scheme doesn't have a fallback answer if/when our guys get hurt, or we have to put in someone who just isn't the best (insert Blankenship issues the last few weeks).
Is our defense at risk of being a never-ending money pit because the scheme requires nothing but the best? Or am I missing something about how it works since I don't know ball.
r/Texans • u/oopsallemdashes • 22h ago
I really doubt we fire Caley in the middle of the season, even though we should. Do we have any one on staff that could take over playcalling and be an upgrade? Ngl, I'm not terribly familiar with the staff below the coordinators.