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Yeah for the most part I really like how we have developed our own NFL stars.gpshafer_1976 said:The one surprising thing I have seen, as a Texans fan, is that this organization has not really pursued a high-profile WR.
We went after Stacey Mack. Bust.
We went after Orlando Pace. Bust.
We've drafted talented defensive players and a good QB, WR, and RB.
I don't see us going after a WR this year.
michaelm said:I think Price would make a better #2 than anyone we currently have on the squad, and could be had for a decent price (no pun intended).
The market will not be great for him if he is released, but Philly may want him...
NoBullTexan said:Peerless Price would simply be a clone of Gaffney. He doesn't have the wheels to really be a #2, that has been demonstrated in Atlanta.
TEXANS84 said:Think salary cap guys.
We've got a great group of receiving corps as is, we just have to find the right combination. Bradford has the experience, and I'm sure he'll have the #2 role througout the year. But, I also have a feeling that this will be Bradford's last year in Houston, as a youngster will emerge this season (Mathis).
TigerV1 said:I have read that both Peerless Price and Peter Warrick could be on the chopping block soon. How likely is it that one of these two is wearing a Texans uniform (depending upon their release)?
dalemurphy said:What are the chances that fans will learn the difference between fantasy football and the real thing?
dalemurphy said:What are the chances that fans will learn the difference between fantasy football and the real thing?
eriadoc said:I'm not sure I understand why people dismiss Gaffney out of hand. He had a 15.4 YPC average last year, tops on the team, with 41 catches on 68 targets. He has great hands, and while his speed isn't blazing, he gets separation and makes key 3rd down conversions. IMO, he just isn't getting targeted enough, mostly because Carr has had issues getting that far into his progressions. If you're defending the Texans, just double AJ and pressure Carr -- he'll look to AJ first, then dump off to DD as the rush reaches him. Gaffney just doesn't get enough looks. You don't need a stud WR on the other side of AJ, you just need someone who can be productive. I think Gaffney's been as productive as he's been allowed.