The problem with the Texans isn't at QB. Its at OL. Yes, several teams that have been mentioned here have bad OL's, NYG, Indy and Seattle. None of those teams OL is as bad as Houston's. Not even Tom Brady could look good behind the Texans OL. They had the worst OL in the league WITH Duane Brown, and he and Jeff Allen are out vs the Bengals.
The Texans are in for a long season. Bill O'Brien will be fired at some point and made the scape goat. The reason why the Texans are a bad, dysfunctional organization starts at the top with Bob McNair, who is one of the worst owners in the NFL. Next is Rick Smith, who is one of the worst GM's in the league.
The Texans are in for a long season. Bill O'Brien will be fired at some point and made the scape goat. The reason why the Texans are a bad, dysfunctional organization starts at the top with Bob McNair, who is one of the worst owners in the NFL. Next is Rick Smith, who is one of the worst GM's in the league.
Rams dumped Fisher and finally have a coach who understands offense, and they dumped bust LT Robinson and brought in a solid tackle; Phillips at DC will be able to run the defense so IMO Rams will improve, win 6-7 games this year.
Vikes addressed their OL problems and Bradford finally had some time, huge difference.
Contenders Giants, Texans, Cardinals, Chargers, Broncos, and Seattle ignored their biggest weaknesses in the offseason... the OL.
Cardinals still talented but need a QB, Palmer is not going to cut the mustard, they need to make a trade ASAP.
Bears improved by just being healthier than last year, have a top front 7 on D, need a WR, should trade Glennon for a good WR now, and go with Trubisky.
Jets, SF, Indy, Cleve, are disasters.
Bengals shaky but will get to .500.
Tennessee overrated but will contend.
Is Brady finally aging a la Peyton Manning? Without Edelman, and with Amendola a ???? with his 50th head injury, he does not have a go to WR.
Teams with top OL's like Dallas, Oakland, Philly will have good years.
Atlanta lost it's OC and is adjusting.
Vikes addressed their OL problems and Bradford finally had some time, huge difference.
Contenders Giants, Texans, Cardinals, Chargers, Broncos, and Seattle ignored their biggest weaknesses in the offseason... the OL.
Cardinals still talented but need a QB, Palmer is not going to cut the mustard, they need to make a trade ASAP.
Bears improved by just being healthier than last year, have a top front 7 on D, need a WR, should trade Glennon for a good WR now, and go with Trubisky.
Jets, SF, Indy, Cleve, are disasters.
Bengals shaky but will get to .500.
Tennessee overrated but will contend.
Is Brady finally aging a la Peyton Manning? Without Edelman, and with Amendola a ???? with his 50th head injury, he does not have a go to WR.
Teams with top OL's like Dallas, Oakland, Philly will have good years.
Atlanta lost it's OC and is adjusting.
