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A Way Too Early 2027 Texans Draft Post
What do you predict our priorities will be for next draft? Do we take that stud RB that puts us over the top? Do we seek value in drafting high dollar positions to fill with cheap draft picks, like DE, OT, CB, or dare I say QB? I believe we have our own picks in rounds 1-4, no 5th, Cleveland's in round 6, Patriots' in Round 7.
u/tripletexas — 1 day ago
[Foster] Rashee Rice has violated his probation after testing positive for marijuana. Rice has been ordered to serve 30 days in jail, meaning he will miss Chiefs OTAs & Mandatory Mini-Camp.
bsky.appu/BreakfastTop6899 — 2 days ago
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A surprising area in need of improvement... the opening coin toss?
According to this post from the NFL sub [OC] How often do teams win the opening coin toss? (2020-25) (all credit to /u/JPAnalyst) we are statically horrible at winning the opening coin toss.
If it wasn't for the Titans (39.6%) we would be dead last at 40.6%. The next closest is Tampa bay at 45.5%, almost a full 5% higher. That's a big jump and 6 years is a good sample size.
It's just luck but it's odd that there's a big gap there. I wonder if they can do something different to even it out. Every little bit helps.
u/Deviantmind — 1 day ago
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30 Minutes of Texans Offensive Highlights (2020-2025)
Some highlights to get you through the offseason.
Skip the first 5:20 if you don’t want to watch Watson.
u/DarthNobody14 — 1 day ago
Kamari Lassiter and Jalen Pitre vs the Chiefs last season. The Texans defense is terrifying.
u/No_Box119 — 2 days ago
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Offensive vs Defensive philosophies
Anyone know why we have such significantly different offensive vs defensive philosophies?
Defense is our most successful unit, and generally plays a very simple system. It seems the focus there is on allowing players to spend less time thinking and more time reacting and making plays.
Meanwhile on offense, we run the EP system which to my understanding requires A LOT of processing from the players on each down.
I’m not the smartest student of the game or anything, so is this a case of “offense NEEDS be more complicated to exploit defenses” or just a weird quirk in our team’s philosophies?
u/DebatableJ — 1 day ago
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How tough would Jalen Pitre laying out Rashee Rice go on Madden 27?
u/Black_Circle53 — 2 days ago
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WR ROOM-Collins, Higgins, Hutch, Noel, Dell (if healthy), Bond, and Sobkowitz (Practice Squad)
All of the draft picks Will roster!
u/Party_Implement_2990 — 2 days ago
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My family has been season ticket holders since '02
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And this is easily the most excited I've ever been for a texans season. We have put so many pieces in place this year. I feel like we will go all the way this year. Truly.
We have had 4 seats and 2 parking passes since day one and I get to finally take my family to the games that made my childhood so special.. Im on just over 200 home games and counting! Can't wait for my son to catch up to me. He'll be on game 1! Tap inn for availability of any homegames i miss this season 🤘🏻
u/7H1town3 — 3 days ago
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How is Tank Dell so far down for Comeback Player of the year?
Seriously this is wild and I'm genuinely thinking of betting it. It would be considered a miracle if he actually came back and completed the season! I don't understand how he is so low on the list.
u/ConsciousBuilding374 — 3 days ago
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Astrodome casino? Former mayor floats dramatic vision involving Tilman Fertitta
Lots in here on Reliant Park, Toro District and the stadium.
"My first thought was this is going to be terrible for the infrastructure around the Reliant Park," Parker said. "It has never had the kind of development that you would expect around a major sports complex. And it's an island down there. Where are the hotels? Where are the eating establishments? Where are the things that bring people down before and after a game? And with this Toro District, the potential of doing that frankly disappears. They're going to put all of their resources in building their Toro district on their dirt, on their land where they can make all the money themselves.”
u/Affectionate-Reply35 — 3 days ago
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My Win-Loss Predictions Based On Nothing
-Even though the Bills are one of the best teams in the AFC, they haven't won at Houston in who knows how long, so I feel confident we can keep that up
-I have zero hope in the Bengals, that organization is dog water. That's an easy dub for us I believe
-I'll be nice to Indy and say we split with them. Same goes for the Jags, but we own Tennessee.
-Giants are on the up and up, but I feel like they're still a year away.
-Chargers and Browns I'm not scared of in the slightest, even if they did get more boots in the trenches.
-The Ravens are still the Ravens, and I'm still scared of them, so I say we take the L on that one.
-I'm not scared of either the Steelers or Commanders, we take them easy
-Unless Jalen Hurts absolutely shits the bed like he did in that Chargers game last year, the Eagles should be way better, especially now that they theoretically won't have AJ Brown and his bricks for hands.
-Green Bay is a good ass team, but I dunno, their defense just doesn't inspire confidence and Jordan Love is a lot like Stroud in many ways, both good and bad, so I say it'll be a close win for us.
And we go into the post-season with a 13-4 record.
I'm not delusional YOU'RE DELUSIONAL
u/LittyJ1tty — 3 days ago
New Texans guard Wyatt Teller is training to be a professional swimmer this offseason.
u/No_Box119 — 4 days ago
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Monday Free Talk Thread
Talk about whatever is on your mind with other Texans fans!
u/AutoModerator — 3 days ago