[Official] Texans Draft Day Thread

.......he'd be good for Case.

 

I thought Nix was projected higher what happened?

 

I hope that's a joke. He's not remotely big enough to play in Romeo's 3-4.

 

Crennel's system is 3-4. Nix would be the best fit next to Watt and Clowney.

 

He isn't that good, still much better prospects than him at DL

 

I think bad knees

 

He's very good, apparently had medical concerns.

 

Lol. For sure.

 

I wouldn't mind going Nix and then Van Noy. We can focus on O next year lol

 

Your absolutely right, the draft isn't over... I'm just pessimistic of gym and his draft history.

 

2nd straight year a team trades up right before the Texans to keep Houston from drafting that player. Funny, both times involved the Seahawks as the trading partner.

 

I heard on radio he had some red flags regarding injuries.

 

Hageman is flexible. Could be a 4-3 DT or 3-4 NT. At 6-6, 310, he's certainly big enough. Could also slide out and play 3-4 DE.

Nix was great in 2012, but his injury and subsequent surgery have really hurt his stock.

 

Yeah I hear ya. Last chance for this dude to improve his later draft picks

 

We have to face Trent Richardson, Blake""Bortles and Talyor Lewan.

Not worried about any of these guys.

Not that Lewan is a bad player but good luck against JJ and Jadeveon

 

I would take Carr and maybe even Garoppolo over Manziel or Teddy. Bortles is the clear best.

If we don't go QB Jace Amaro or Cyrus Kouandjio

 

Are the Texans scared to make risky moves? They had the chance to make out with Clowney and Manziel or Bridgewater. They better not take Carr at 2-1

 

I'd be so happy with Hageman

 

No it's not. It's called "drafting". You are arguing that they should give up an asset (a pick) when they don't see much separation between the two players. How does that make any sense?

The question isn't is Bridgewater better than Carr. The question is, is Bridgewater better than Carr plus the pick you need to move up for him. The Texans obviously didn't think that he was and teams use that type of logic all throughout the draft. And if you think teams don't make their draft boards and have a section of players grouped in the same category, and not feel the need to move up for one of them if another will fall, then we can agree to disagree.

 

Since Clowney is OLB in base package according to Rick Smith...