First of all Mario should improve and that expectation is ok and totally warranted. David has not improved thus he is the whipping boy. As long as Mario improves we can be happy, what will not go away and we as Texan's fans (and Mario himself) must get used to, is the Vince and Reggie fanboys coming out of the woodwork every time they have a good game; which between the two of the them could be a weekly occurrence. Mario must get past this and just be the best player he can be. I believe he will be a good one for a long time possibly longer than Reggie and Vince given their styles as a scat back (a very good one, suck it fanboys) and a scrambling QB. Both of those styles lend themselves to higher injury risk factors. In the end, the most important thing that will wipe all of this foolishness away is the team must improve and become a winning franchise, until that happens punks b****es will love to rip the organization a new one at every opportunity because it will make themselves feel better. It is a weak way to be but it is also very easy so that attitude will not go away. GO TEXANS!!!!
And the whole point was to b**** about our first pick. Again. That's fresh. I don't know what you guys are expecting. We're not magically going to be transported to April 2006 anytime soon. Mario Williams is a Texan. Try to embrace him just a little bit.
Imagine we drafted Bush 1st and Ryans in the 2nd. We also keep Robaire Smith and go with the original DLine plan of Weaver, Johnson/Payne, Smith, Peek/Babin. We couldn't be any worse there, and we'd have a back that is perfect for Carr's ability to only throw 3 yard pass
From houstontexans.com. How Mario Williams stacks up against other DL's from the draft - Mario Williams, DE Texans - 1st round 1st pick 27 solo tackles, 9 assisted tackles, 4.5 sacks, 0 ff, 0 ints Kamerion Wimbley, DE Browns - 1st round 13th pick 34 solo tackles, 14 assisted tackles, 7.5 sacks, 0 ff, 0 ints (starting as an OLB this year) Tamba Hali, DE Chiefs - 1st round 20th pick 38 solo tackles, 14 assisted tackles, 5.0 sacks, 5 ff, 0 ints (starting at DE this year) Mathias Kiwanuke, DE Giants - 1st round 32nd pick 28 solo tackles, 6 assisted tackles, 4.0 sacks, 2 ff, 2 ints (started as a backup DE this year) Darryl Tapp, DE Seahawks - 2nd round 31st pick 12 solo tackles, 3 assisted tackles, 3.0 sacks, 1 ff, 1 int (backs up G. Wistron this year at DE) Elvis Dumervil, DE Broncos - 4th round, 29th pick 11 solo tackles, 1 assisted tackle, 7.0 sacks, 0 ff, 0 int (backs up Ekuban at DE, only played in 10 games) Mark Anderson, DE Bears - 5th round, 27th pick 17 solo tackles, 5 assisted tackles, 8.0 sacks, 3 ff, 0 int (backs up Alex Brown at DE this year)
