What’s the difference between a pack of cigarettes and the Houston Texans?
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It should be. His throws were off, and he’s skittish about taking a hit. He created 2 of those sacks last night.
But, Tomlin’s refusal to allow them to work the middle of the field is what cost them. From what I heard, there were established vets that were cussing out Tomlin for not throwing to Freirmuth. Tomlin might actually be done.
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Probably. It's not like he's on a team that'll likely get him to the super bowl again, if he were on the Eagles or 49ers I could see him coming back next year if there was more potential.
@89th said in What’s the difference between a pack of cigarettes and the Houston Texans?:
Probably. It's not like he's on a team that'll likely get him to the super bowl again, if he were on the Eagles or 49ers I could see him coming back next year if there was more potential.
They’re actually further along than you might think. They have a top 10 offensive line, and they are young. Like 2nd year in the league young. Their D-Line is also very promising and young (except for Cam, who was an all-pro, curious to see what he does). The EDGE group is great, TJ is becoming less effective, but Herbig and Sawyer are high quality and Highsmith is a stud.
Roster wise, their issues are DBs and WRs (plus QB), but there’s no QB in this year’s draft that they can get that would be an instant answer). Joey Porter Jr. is quietly a top 5 CB, but after that, it’s garbage.
The problems this season were 85% on the coaching staff. Refusal to throw to the middle of the field, not committing to the run, piss poor defensive schemes that the other teams could see a mile away… You bring in a young and talented coach? This team can compete.
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We won after all!
