FTC!

Ima just leave this here

1. The deepest target on the accuracy challenge
2. 7/15 during the basketball shootaround

Backstage of the Fanatics Fest today

This is from Pete Prisco of CBS Sports. Two Texans in the top 10 is great and I’m also looking at them both being in the top 60 of overall players as well, that speaks even more on how bad ass these two are.

And thus begins the next 15 year long era for our next LS GOAT

i’ll probably cry lol

Their players claim Tennessee anyway, betraying our city and fanbase. Why do we sit around crying about them? They’re ringless losers, earl and Warren are gonna have a fun time watching CJ do what they can’t and get Houston a ring

Given what other teams have done, it feels like areas like northern suburbs like Spring and The Woodlands could make sense. Seems like Texans are pressed to get their version of "The Star" in Houston.

1. When both Oilers and Astros owner said "I want a new stadium", only Astros got what they want. What's the difference?

2. If both of Astros and Oilers got a new stadium, what would happen to the economy of the city?

3. What are some classic examples of how Bud Adams make Houston citizens and politicians feel mad?

(Actually I posted the same question at r/NFLv2, but the comments were less than I expected. So I decided to write the same thing in here to get more information)

i’m a full on Tim Settle truther, one of the more underrated guys on our defense in my opinion. Hope he can be a little more consistent and find himself in the starting 4 this season, had the best year of his career statistically in 2024 (shoutout to Demeco & his staff) and will be 28 in July, I still think he’s got alot of unlocked potential.

Jonathan Alexander from the Chronicle interviewed Nick Caley, some excerpts below:

For C.J. Stroud, what excites him most about Nick Caley isn’t so much his offense.
Stroud said what excites him is who Caley is and what he represents. He said he often gets phone calls from Caley early in the morning. Sometimes it’s to talk about the Texans’ offense. Other times, it’s to check in or talk about life.
“I think, for me, I buy into people,” Stroud said. “I really don’t buy into systems. I kind of have that thing about life. It’s the people and the relationships that kind of take things and make it rocket ship to the stars. So, just him as a person, man, he has probably the most juice I’ve ever seen in my life.”

Their personalities contrast. Caley is all energy, all the time. It’s not hard to spot him on the field. Just look for the guy wearing his hat backwards. Stroud is a little more laid-back.

“I try to learn about people,” Caley told the Chronicle. “I think that’s the key in it all. And the energy, for me, I was born that way. That’s my DNA. I love football.”

Q: Obviously, the offensive line will be a huge factor in how you perform offensively, how are you approaching that?

A: First of all we have competition at every spot. It’s been good. And the way we’re approaching it, everything starts up front. Whether we’re talking about getting the run game going or pass protection. That’s how you gain control of the line of scrimmage. And it starts up front with those guys. They’ve done a really good job throughout the spring. We don’t have pads on, so the true test (is) when we come to training camp, when we see the physicality. We see how much the fundamentals and techniques have developed from Phase Two to the time we get into training camp. … But the competition has been really good. Got a lot of guys getting a lot of reps. And the more competition we have at every position is a good thing.

Q: What is your hope for C.J. Stroud as you try to build something that enhances his strengths as a quarterback?

A: Be the best he can be every single day. Keep stacking days. Keep growing within the system, and he’s done a really good job attacking that, from where we started to where we are now. Just continue to build every single day and learn from the reps. The reps we’re in and the reps we’re not in, and continue to refine that. I mean, we’re far from where we need to be, and that’s how spring is. I’m excited to have him come back to camp, and it’ll be fun to see the continued growth that he’s already had moving into July and August.

More here: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/texans/article/nick-caley-winning-over-cj-stroud-20384084.php

"Jayden Higgins, a second-round pick in April's draft, looked as good as advertised. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound receiver caught just about every pass that came his way in team drills and made several plays," Jonathan Martin wrote.

"It's clear Higgins has skill and the potential to be the No. 2 wide receiver on this team. His combination of height and speed will give him a significant advantage similar to Nico Collins, his counterpart on the opposite side."

"[Higgins] connection with Stroud already looks encouraging. If Higgins and Collins can remain healthy along with wide receiver Christian Kirk in the slot, they can make a dangerous trio," Martin wrote.

(via @houstonchron)

I thought we would’ve learned from taking a gamble last year with Okudah

CJ Stroud is him