Baloney. Enough with the pity party. The Texans are disrespected because they are a legitimately poorly run franchise with nothing to like about them. Despite ALL THAT, they get an incredible amount of national publicity. In basketball, Houston is among the most respected franchises in the league and always in the national spotlight The astros cheated, and outside of Dodgers and Yankees fans (hypocrites), no one really cares This Houston inferiority complex is mind boggling. Other cities wish they were in the headlines as regularly as houston is
All the other team fans have booed the Astros, when they go and play into their stadium, its just not Dodgers and Yankees. Rockets are not respected, how many star players want to play in Houston? Harden gone, Westbrook, Chris Paul gone. even the Rockets didnt get any respect during their championship, they say the Rockets didnt deserve the championships Every Houston championship is not respected, (Rockets and Astros) all three has asterisks, one because Jordan didnt play, and Astros with the scandal. Houston is in the headlines, for only bad news, (Rockets, Astros, Texans) Rockets get publicity because Harden requested trade Astros get headlines because of the cheating scandal, and how they get booed everywhere Texans got in the headlines for all bad things, they deserved it because the awful ownership, and awful decisions.
Astros still winning though. Houston is the city that they love to hate. We are the villains of all sports for some stupid reason.
No pity. In the media world, Houston is low-hanging fruit. And its mainly due to the ultra-soft local media presence... and while Houston fans can be a fairly vocal bunch on twitter/BBS venues, there's not enough of a coordinated uproar that the national pundits would ever care about jilting. Case in point... the Texans sell out training camp despite all the apathy around here.
Could you imagine if the Texans traded Watson to the Colts? That is how this situation could get worse for Texans fans.
They have I think two of their firsts, but one is a second rounder that could be a first with playing time. Can’t remember when though, need to look up the deal
Also the saying... THERE IS A FOOL BORN EVERY MINUTE. I was hoping if the fans didn't show, Cal would get the message but there they are.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeoz...gue-shrugs-off-pandemic-year/?sh=7b7dab29654e https://www.forbes.com/teams/houston-texans/?sh=50bf59141ced 11. Houston Texans Value: $3.7 billion One-Year Change: 12% Owner: Janice McNair Operating Income: -$20.2 million 1. Dallas Cowboys Value: $6.5 billion One-Year Change: 14% Owner: Jerry Jones Operating Income: $280.4 million 2. New England Patriots Value: $5 billion One-Year Change: 14% Owner: Robert Kraft Operating Income: $142.4 million 3. New York Giants Value: $4.85 billion One-Year Change: 13% Owners: John Mara, Steven Tisch Operating Income: -$12.5 million 4. Los Angeles Rams Value: $4.8 billion One-Year Change: 20% Owner: Stanley Kroenke Operating Income: $37.2 million 5. Washington Football Team Value: $4.2 billion One-Year Change: 20% Owner: Daniel Snyder Operating Income: $25 million 6. San Francisco 49ers Value: $4.175 billion One-Year Change: 10% Owners: Denise DeBartolo York, John York Operating Income: -$45.4 million 7. Chicago Bears Value: $4.075 billion One-Year Change: 16% Owner: McCaskey family Operating Income: -$3.6 million 8. New York Jets Value: $4.05 billion One-Year Change: 14% Owner: Johnson family Operating Income: $8.4 million 9. Philadelphia Eagles Value: $3.8 billion One-Year Change: 12% Owner: Jeffrey Lurie Operating Income: -$25.9 million 10. Denver Broncos Value: $3.75 billion One-Year Change: 17% Owner: Pat Bowlen Trust Operating Income: $8.2 million
