L-TownCat

Haha, exactly. To be fair, that’s classic pro-athlete uber-competitive jock talk. Like coach speak. ie: “Let’s Go!” “All Day!” “You been watching film huh? Watch This” Given the above, I’ll credit the hashtag to player speak. But like you said, the noise will only get louder now that they know he will respond publicly.

Yeah but players only want to be talked about when it’s good. You start pointing out flaws and all of a sudden it’s, #justshutupandwatch. I guess at least he didn’t say #shutupandplay or the world would have ended.

I know they owe me a ring.

Ummm… we’ve done that almost every year of our existence. WE are what happens. THIS is what happens.

You don’t let good ball players go. You never let special players go. DJ looks more special as time goes on. That PBU down the sideline yesterday was beautiful. From press to break to finding the ball and getting between it and the receiver. It was all textbook. And he did it at full speed with no reason to flag him. Gilmore isn’t a guarantee to stay, Horn isn’t a guarantee to recover, Henderson is an unknown, and we might trade Bouye. How do you let Action Jackson walk? Taylor Jr? Melvin? STO?

If this line has more than one of its current starters next year, I don’t think I could watch it. I just won’t accept it.

Nuh-uh. It’s about proving other people wrong. Boom! 10 huddle e-peen points!

I think he gets covered up by other bodies, but dude has been solid IMO. His job is to be where he is supposed to be and that allows the playmakers around him to… make plays.

I love Cam. Hate what the org did to him. We are in no danger of winning a Super Bowl. Why put him in a position to fail? You would prefer hearing all the Cam bashing again? Its not worth it.

Gilmore filled the Jaycee spot nicely. He did to Pitts what we drafted Horn to do.

He needed to see a RB hit the hole with speed. AA showed him that and he responded well.

PJ couldn’t hold Armanti’s jock. PJ has Jimmy Pickles poster on his wall, because he wants to be as good as him someday. PJ has convinced Eric Leaf to give it another go, because, why not?

This could be a useful strategy for “smaller” faster defenses. Pretty much what Dallas did to us. Put a hat on a hat and move your guy out of the way. More traditional defenses will be able to stop it and not to mention it leaves very little room for error. Every drive will need to be 10 plays, no turnovers and not allow any big plays on D. Basically be perfect every game to have a chance.

Oh god we’re about to watch the slowest most boring offense since John Fox.

That would be fun.

Defense will be gassed by the half.

Game hasn’t even started and I’m already shaking my head.

For years I carried the banner for this guy. Took up for him more than any other player we’ve had. Hes gone. It’s over, or never was. However you want to remember it. But that’s it. A memory.

Quicksand.

They told me I was an only child, but I’ll be ya bro.

I was playing SEGA, eating junk food and wearing dirty sneakers. Probably had homework, didn’t do it.

The reason those trades cost so much draft capital was because of the low cost of rookie deals. A young vet QB entering his prime will need to be paid accordingly and that factors in to the price a team will pay to acquire him. Houston can not use him, his off field issues and salary all impact what the Texans get. Any price you hear in the media is probably the Texans trying to drive up the price or start a bid war.

the huddle server hamster when the trade hits.