[2019 Draft/2-54] Lonnie Johnson Jr., CB, Kentucky

Yes and he will likely get an extension shortly and be the highest paid LT in football.

 

Move him to safety or move on because this dude is ass in coverage.

 

Could have taken a cb in the first round but nah

 

When? 2019 draft? I think they got pick right with Tytus Howard. You know have bookend Tackles to protect Watson. And as you see, RT is just as important as LT. A CB at #26 in 2020 versus a Franchise LT? Easy choice. You are so short-sighted.

 

Dude was a rookie. One name: Kareem Jackson. Kareem year 1 vs year 2 was NIGHT and DAY.

 

I consider the 2nd was for Stills (overpay, yes...but had to be done to get Tunsil).

 

And Howard was very GOOD when they moved him to RT, before the knee injury. He was much better than Dillard....who you wanted them to trade up for. Stop talking.....You are making yourself look like an ASS more and more.

 

He is better then that other corner we drafted who no longer plays for us

 

Stills sucks.

 

Still a reach. May have fallen to them in the 2nd

 

Tytus Howard is not a proven bookend tackle.

1st round pick for a marginal rt

Smh

 

It's pretty unfair to label him "marginal." He had some nice moments and advanced metrics.

Overall besides the injury I thought it was an encouraging rookie campaign. Rookie OL and CB are going to struggle at times. It's just apart of the position.

 

LOL...only reason he was "marginal" was the knee injury cut his season short. Put it like this: He was better than Dillard, who was AWFUL this season.

 

Injuries are part of the game

 

We know you judge by the minute instead of looking at the big picture. Howard very good for this team.

 

Kind of like wanting to fire O'Brien after 30 minutes of a playoff game?

 

Yep. I think Bob should be fired. I wanted til the end of the (regular season). Me wanting something and it happening...is 2 different things. So, I don't sit here and whine and whine and whine about it. Just look at other things the Texans can do to get better.