Draft him in the 5th round.Well looks like one of the promising 2017 Draft CB Sidney Jones just got wiped out at his Pro Day with from what I can tell is an Achilles rupture.
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Draft him in the 5th round.Well looks like one of the promising 2017 Draft CB Sidney Jones just got wiped out at his Pro Day with from what I can tell is an Achilles rupture.
Just FYI:
Hoyer:
$12M, $4M signing bonus, $9.85M gtd, salaries $2.95M (gtd), $3.95M' $1.5M incentive 2017, $5M incentive 2018
Trading for Romo is sounding better all the time.
make that 2028 and I'm in.Can we get him for a 2018 8th round pick?
TRANSLATION: $5 million I'm your guy, anything less I'm Not.
Why 18th? Because the Texans don't have a quarterback. Yes, Brock Osweiler was bad. But withTom Savage and his history of injuries, Houston might actually not have a quarterback. At all. Well, Brandon Weeden is there. Moving along ... Felt that the Texansbailed too early on Brian Hoyer, while admitting I was in the minority on that deal -- but you can't tell me you haven't thought it. The defense was indeed ranked at the top of the league ( in yards, not points allowed), thoughthe loss of A.J. Bouye is palpable. Know what else will be? This team flying up the rankings if it acquires youknowwho. HINT: He loves Bob Dylan.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...nkings-free-agency-pushing-giants-toward-no-1
Looks like Romo's the right move if we're concerned about power rankings:
18th seems about right to me. Makes sense that we're behind Tennessee as well -- they have a qb and (2) 1st round picks ahead of us.
Had Mariota ever beaten us? Has he even looked good when he did play us?
I know he had a handful of good games last season & it stands to reason he'll have a handful & then some next season.
& I like their roster... but they're not "ahead" of us just because they have a QB.
O'b can, has, & will beat them with one hand tied behind his back.
The Houston Texans Are After Malcolm Butler? Not so Fast....
Patrick Starr
Yesterday at 5:41 PM
The Houston Texans are "reportedly" looking to acquire the New England Patriots' Malcolm Butler and it does not add up......
You''re feeling a little better about our GM not making an overtly stupid move..........lose another 2nd round pick and pay through the nose on top of that?I'm feeling a little better about our gm after reading this.
In short, yes. But the trade in context of other moves is what was getting to me. Get outbid for Bouye -- ok, we're frugal. Find out we're not linked to pursuing Gilmore who was available without giving up picks and got paid Bouye $ - ok, we're frugal so not in the market. But then the news that we're giving up a 2nd for someone that will presumably get paid at least Bouye/Gilmore $ and give up a 2nd in the process? Even if he is better than either Bouye or Gilmore -- is it possible to be that much better to give up a 2nd and pay him that $? The trade in isolation may not be so bad as some here have argued, but in context, crazy. So yes, feeling relief that we aren't that stupid. And yes, I catch the sarcasm intended in implying that my statement is understated, but looking at the even bigger picture of trading a 2nd to clear cap space and the potential stupidity of that if we don't use it -- I stand by my statement -- I'm feeling a little better about our gm.You''re feeling a little better about our GM not making an overtly stupid move..........lose another 2nd round pick and pay through the nose on top of that?
I re-looked at this and it looks like I misunderstood what you're saying. Given that it was reported yesterday that we were open to trading a 2nd for Butler and I was under that impression for a day and your article contradicted that report -- not sure what I'm being called out on since you seem to feel it was a bad idea as well.You''re feeling a little better about our GM not making an overtly stupid move..........lose another 2nd round pick and pay through the nose on top of that?
Did not try to "call you out." Just emphasized that under no circumstances could I give Kudos to Smith for not even entertaining a terriible transaction. That's like praising someone for not entertaining committing suicide. These are actions expected under normal circumstances.I re-looked at this and it looks like I misunderstood what you're saying. Given that it was reported yesterday that we were open to trading a 2nd for Butler and I was under that impression for a day and your article contradicted that report -- not sure what I'm being called out on since you seem to feel it was a bad idea as well.
Agreed. My expression was more relief that we're not as stupid as reported than praise.Did not try to "call you out." Just emphasized that under no circumstances could I give Kudos to Smith for not even entertaining a terriible transaction. That's like praising someone for not entertaining committing suicide. These are actions expected under normal circumstances.
"Lord I thank you I am not as stupid as I could be."Agreed. My expression was more relief that we're not as stupid as reported than praise.
"Lord I thank you I am not as stupid as I could be."
Looks to me that they have their eye on a possibly very expensive acquisition that may absorb most of their space or a significant portion thereof - forcing them to wait to see how much they have left for any other acquisitions.The Texans are still the only team in the NFL to have not signed a free agent that was with another team at the end of last season.
Looks to me that they have their eye on a possibly very expensive acquisition that may absorb most of their space or a significant portion thereof - forcing them to wait to see how much they have left for any other acquisitions.
True, but if they are prepared to fight for Romo, and possibly overspend, it will determine how much they have left to divide among the holes they have left and how much they can spend on each.They have enough $$$$ to add Romo and a couple of more pieces.
True, but if they are prepared to fight for Romo, and possibly overspend, it will determine how much they have left to divide among the holes they have left and how much they can spend on each.
Plus they must also pay their rookies they draft.
I don't really care if you disagree - just interested to see what you think is the reason they haven't signed anyone.
(Keep in mind they did try for that OL and got beat out.)
True, but if they are prepared to fight for Romo, and possibly overspend, it will determine how much they have left to divide among the holes they have left and how much they can spend on each.
Plus they must also pay their rookies they draft.
I don't really care if you disagree - just interested to see what you think is the reason they haven't signed anyone.
(Keep in mind they did try for that OL and got beat out.)
You mean this Remmers?They didn't try the Remmers didn't even come in for a visit.
Because Ricky falls i
They didn't try the Remmers didn't even come in for a visit.
Because Ricky falls in love with his guys. Like keeping Cushing/Newton/Bergstrom around. He could cut those guys and add Brown or Hankins and get very close to adding both. Hankins could be had for 5 mil. Brown probably for 3 mil.
Don't get me to try to tell you how Ricky McNair thinks. Apparently he doesn't think like any other GM in the league.
Hankins has not been signed because he is asking for 10 M/yr. 5M offer wont even get a visit.
You mean this Remmers?
Hankins has not been signed because he is asking for 10 M/yr. 5M offer wont even get a visit.
You mean this Remmers?
You mean this Remmers?They didn't try the Remmers didn't even come in for a visit.
Because Ricky falls i
It happens.Never made it signed with somebody else.
The Giants are offering him 4 mil.
Poe only got 8 mil 1 yr.
5 - 6 for Hankins will get you a deal.
You can probably get Brown/Hankins for close to 10 mil total, with incentives.
Who is your source saying that's all it will cost? All the news is saying otherwise for both Hankins and Brown.
So what?The Texans are still the only team in the NFL to have not signed a free agent that was with another team at the end of last season.
You're whining because we didn't sign this bozo?They didn't try the Remmers didn't even come in for a visit.
Because Ricky falls i
Remmers is a right tackle only, but that’s fine for Houston with Duane Brown entrenched on the left side. He did not grade out well in 2016 with Pro Football Focus, ranking No. 62 in pass protection among all tackles. Texans fans might rememeber him being on the wrong end of a couple of Von Miller sacks back in Super Bowl L.
The Oregon State product turns 28 in April and has started every game the last two seasons. He was originally an undrafted free agent with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers back in 2012 and also had a cup of coffee with the Chargers the following year.
Remmers is decent in the run game but his slow feet in pass protection don’t seem much of an upgrade over Chris Clark at right tackle.
So what?
You're whining because we didn't sign this bozo?
Seriously?
Hindsight is always 20/20.Heck yeah seriously - you have any idea how much righteous rage we could unleash at Rick Smith if he signs a guy for a bunch of money that eventually plays worse than our everyone agrees scrub of a RT from last year? It is a Texan Talk poster wet dream!
As a recent example - see the OS signing last year, very few people were outright against the trade. At the time it was "they finally made a move, even if its wrong, they did something". Fast forward to this off-season - what a bunch of morons, can't believe they gave that guy money, Rick forced him on O'Brien yada yada yada...
Its the easiest thing in the world to be right - if you ignore any facts that disagree with you.
Heck yeah seriously - you have any idea how much righteous rage we could unleash at Rick Smith if he signs a guy for a bunch of money that eventually plays worse than our everyone agrees scrub of a RT from last year? It is a Texan Talk poster wet dream!
As a recent example - see the OS signing last year, very few people were outright against the trade. At the time it was "they finally made a move, even if its wrong, they did something". Fast forward to this off-season - what a bunch of morons, can't believe they gave that guy money, Rick forced him on O'Brien yada yada yada...
Its the easiest thing in the world to be right - if you ignore any facts that disagree with you.
Clarify why you think Texans want a WR?Hey guys random thought, but who do you think we will get rid of the WRs we got??
I ask this because we are looking for a WR in the draft, so far we had a private workout with Nebraska's Brandon Reilly and San Jose State Tim Crawley
Well that's just my thought since every team only gets 30 private workouts and we already used 2 on WRs, I do see what your trying to say though, it doesn't mean we will get them.Clarify why you think Texans want a WR?
Edit: teams have looked at position players and then not drafted position.
Fans can be wrong and there are no consequences.........the GM doesn't have that luxury.Heck yeah seriously - you have any idea how much righteous rage we could unleash at Rick Smith if he signs a guy for a bunch of money that eventually plays worse than our everyone agrees scrub of a RT from last year? It is a Texan Talk poster wet dream!
As a recent example - see the OS signing last year, very few people were outright against the trade. At the time it was "they finally made a move, even if its wrong, they did something". Fast forward to this off-season - what a bunch of morons, can't believe they gave that guy money, Rick forced him on O'Brien yada yada yada...
Its the easiest thing in the world to be right - if you ignore any facts that disagree with you.
As a recent example - see the OS signing last year, very few people were outright against the trade. At the time it was "they finally made a move, even if its wrong, they did something".
For the record, I'm still waiting on some Rick Smith "consequences".Fans can be wrong and there are no consequences.........the GM doesn't have that luxury.
Fans can be wrong and there are no consequences.........the GM doesn't have that luxury.
For what specifically?For the record, I'm still waiting on some Rick Smith "consequences".![]()