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We're setting up the Texans hard to take 2 and 12

His ascension into that role was always a bit odd to me.

Has the first pick of the nfl draft ever been made during commercial break?

They have pick 12

God the draft can't get here fast enough. 1 million I think Twitter posts copy and pasted on the huddle. Not a single one of these people brings any hard facts

For what we paid for him I assumed he would be good. This team has no direction or identity and I don't think the coaching staff knows how to produce either.

His bust % and Youngs are probably both the same. If we don't go Stroud I think I would prefer him to young

This honestly puts it between Stroud and Richardson for me. Stroud is the safer play. Young and Richardson are gambles. If I'm gambling I'm going all in with AR-15. He gives the chance of a huge pay day and his bust % probably isn't that much higher than Youngs.

I thought our roster was bad, there is a reason we will finish with the 4th worst record. Houston, San Antonio and Detroits rosters are absolutely atrocious.

Yeah just ignore the fact that herbert had twice as many yards and touchdowns in his college career while I'm pretty sure accounting for fewer turnovers

Less than 0% chance JSN is there at 39. He's looking like wr1 on most mocks at the moment

You think Richardson is throwing 400+ yards opening day? Yall completely downplay how fuging good Cam was. He put auburn on his back to a national championship. What did ar win at Florida? He ain't Cam he can be someone else's project

Dude your kid is 13? the last 8 years have gone by so fuging fast. My daughter is almost 2

Ugh is the flat bill not dead yet? I hate em

Signing him to an extension before the switch to the 3/4 is a gamble. I'm assuming he'll be better there then in the 4/3. Definitely need to lock it up before this season

I feel like we've had damn near 30 off-season where fans are saying we should sign this guy or that guy and it never happens. Finally have a Gm coaching staff combo that does things that actually make sense

Just kind of hit me the brilliance of the trade structure. Dalton will start first half of this year (unless drafted qb lights up preseason) at worst we will be picking around 8-12 in next year's draft. 2024 season this year's rookie will start for better or worse. If they're good it's a slam dunk trade. If they suck were picking top 3-5. So if the guy we pick sucks our draft position will be better in 25 vs 24. If he's good then it's worth the price we paid.

Leftwich was an average qb. Definitely not a bust. Wentz was great his first few years until he got hurt

I swear we have 47 topics going back like 3 pages we could have 1 young vs stroud vs everyone else and it would be like 700 pages long

Texas is my pick I think. Would love an fdu win tomorrow

Weren't they right about Luck?

Sanders is good receiving out of the backfield. That's great for a rookie qb. Foreman is not. Yeah he's worth more money.

You think it's free but really they sold your info to like 1.75 billion places and made way more money than that million dollar prize that nobody actually wins. I did mine on espn tournament challenge

Sports Gambling is illegal in north carolina

Yeah i think it would have been good to get guys some experience definitely felt like the team kind of quit on the season. Duke seems to have had a similar turnaround to UNC last year hopefully they don't regress big time next year and we do actually have solid coaching