Mills has a negative amount of pocket awareness. Anytime anyone gets close, he turtles and forgets he's trying to complete a pass.
Mills convinced many with his garbage time stats under no pressure against 2nd and 3rd stringers last season. He has no processing ability vs front line defenders and looks more like David Carr with each passing game. Not ideal, but at least everyone should be able to move on without much fuss.
Considering that you completely made up about half of your bullet points...sure, I guess it covers it.
Not sure what you're referencing here. I've been on the Mills is trash bandwagon from the get go. Hell, remember when I was getting made fun of for the thread when he had two good games? I felt bad about myself and changed the title because of it. If you read the first post, I put the original title in there. Anything positive I said about Mills was out of sheer blind optimism, as I've gone from @Mr.Scarface like positivity to basically being an ass when it comes to the Texans. The optimism is me trying to find something positive about this franchise. Long story short, there really isn't anything. (I also realize I may be misinterpreting that post)
We’re not firing Pep. But really, I do wish Nick would pull the plug, hire who he wants to hire and stop worrying about optics or what the outside world will say. If you want McCown, just hire McCown. But also be prepared that could be your last hire if it doesn’t work out. A 65-year old WR coach with no HC/coordinator…no idea what the hell that was. 3 finalists—Josh McCown, Jonathan Gannon, Brian Flores…and out of nowhere, here comes Lovie Smith! …who no one expects to be here more than a year or two. This isn’t the MLB or NBA where you undergo multi-year tanking/rebuilding efforts. While it wasn’t expected (and I didn’t expect it), teams go from worst to first (and vice versa) in the NFL every year. Just go hire your coach. They get 4/5-year deals anyways.
Gutter trash. Dumpster juice. Booty juice. BTS: “This is just what we tend to do here when we don’t have a franchise quarterback in America’s fourth-largest city and are theoretically between answers at the most important position in sports. Average dudes get turned into temporary offseason heroes. Remember when 50 percent of Texans fans were strong believers in Ryan Mallett’s upside? The temporary offseason heroes eventually get thrown into the recycling bin and are exchanged for the next brief answer until the real thing — a living, breathing, lasting franchise QB who doesn’t quit on the Texans — finally arrives.” Had a faux-franchise QB in Schaub. Had a franchise QB until the owner chose the fake pastor. Only took 15 years. Back to square one. Another 15 years? 2035? 2037? David Carr Tony Banks Dave Ragone Sage Rosenfels Matt Schaub Rex Grossman T.J Yates Jake Delhomme Matt Leinart Case Keenum Ryan Fitzpatrick Ryan Mallett Tom Savage Brian Hoyer Brandon Weeden B.J. Daniels Brock Osweiler Taylor Heinicke Deshaun Watson A.J. McCarron Tyrod Taylor Davis Mills
