[Official] Texans @ Jaguars

Nimo · Nov 10, 2020

TheRealist137 · Nov 10, 2020

BoB traded a top 5 WR for David Johnson and the worst rushing offense in the NFL. The guy we had last year, Carlos Hyde, was MUCH better.

I still can't believe it.

Spacemoth · Nov 10, 2020

TheRealist137 said: ↑

BoB traded a top 5 WR for David Johnson and the worst rushing offense in the NFL. The guy we had last year, Carlos Hyde, was MUCH better.

I still can't believe it.
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This clubhouse is not about having any egos. We're looking for tough, dependable, soft spoken players BRIAN.

Fantasma Negro · Nov 10, 2020

Nimo · Nov 10, 2020

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No Jacob Martin.

Fantasma Negro · Nov 10, 2020

Nimo said: ↑

No Jacob Martin.
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He was covid positive so he still has to go a certain number of days without symptoms before he can return to practice

zeeshan2 · Nov 11, 2020

First half in two words: Slow start. Not only did the Texans struggle to start the season -- they have two wins -- but they've also been unable to get off to productive starts to begin games. In eight games, the Texans have three opening-drive first downs and have scored only once. While Houston has had issues on both sides of the ball, the offense hasn't been able to put the team in a good position initially.

Biggest question left to answer: Is there any young talent the Texans can build around aside from quarterback Deshaun Watson and offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil, especially on defense? Perhaps Houston's biggest problem is that despite being tied for the fourth-worst record in the NFL, the Texans can't depend on a high first- or second-round draft pick in 2021 because they traded those away to the Miami Dolphins last season. On both sides of the ball, there is a lack of young, talented players still on their rookie deals. The rest of this season should be a platform for young players to show they can play a role in the team's long-term plans.

Who is playing for his job in 2021? David Johnson. The veteran running back was acquired in the now-infamous trade that sent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals this offseason, with Houston taking on Johnson's whole contract, worth more than $11 million. Johnson has not played up to the trade or the contract this season -- he has 408 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 103 attempts -- and unless he turns that around in a major way, it seems unlikely the Texans will want to pay his $9 million salary in 2021. If Houston cuts Johnson this offseason, it could save $6.9 million.

Final record prediction: 4-12. The schedule is certainly easier than the first half was, with games against the Chiefs, Ravens, Steelers and Packers already out of the way, so finishing with a 4-12 record would mean that Houston goes 2-6 the rest of the way. -- Sarah Barshop

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...est-questions-record-projections-all-32-teams
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