And I think that's also in part to appease the players union, especially if they don't pay the existing players extra. The union would be upset about more work for the same pay but may be willing to compromise if it means that more jobs are created.
The Bengals just released Reciever Antonio Bryant? Something that the Texans should be interested in? http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/sh...llow-8-million-in-release-of-A?urn=nfl-265883
Not only do we not need another wide receiver but it states Bryant is still clearly hurt. I read somewhere on a Bengals message board that had he been held out of ONE morning practice he would have been eligible to be put on the PUP
Wow, glad I went to the SFA student center today. There are 3 Texans cheerleaders here, signing stuff, giving away free stuff. I got a big ass postr of all the cheerleaders and signed. Can't wait till the season begins.
Tate and Holliday officially placed on IR to get down to 75 man limit. Daniels passes physical and is activated from active PUP. Danny Clark day-to-day. HoustonTexans
Looks like the Texans might have dodged a bullet with Leigh Bodden. He has been banged up all training camp and the Pats just put him on IR. http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/nfl/news/story?id=5517497&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...y-one-unproductive-season?module=HP_headlines I don't know about you guys, but I would cut Henry, put Johnson on the practice squad and add Ward in the rotation next to Foster and Slaton ... I think that would be a nice RB trio.
I'd prefer Johnson. What makes you think he can improve on what we already have...younger and hungrier RB's that want to be here?
Do you think he would have suffered the exact same injury if he had been in training camp with Houston?
Lol...Peyton Manning gets what he wants. or at least they try to make him happy. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...where-umpire-is-stationed?module=HP_headlines
I think it was a stupid change and I don't blame the Colts or anyone else for speaking up. If you're running the hurry-up, you shouldn't have to wait for an official to get his fat butt in place while the clock is running. I'm sure the league heard from more than just the Colts.
Honestly I hate the hurry-up. Puts the defense at a disadvantage, and I don't think it's any coincidence that a lot of the best offenses practice the Hurry-up and perform it consistently. The whole point of a no huddle offense is to run a predetermined play while the defense is still recovering from the previous play and at the same time wonder what the hell the offense is doing now, then in about 5 seconds try to make the necessary changes. I just feel there is no coincidence why a lot of good offensives historically that have run a lot of no-huddle have had a ton of success. Personally was glad that it would be slowed down a bit.
