Texans Playoff Run

Edition #42

HEADLINES BEFORE FEATURE STORY

NICK SABAN. ALABAMA HEAD COACH DECIDES TO RETIRE.

THE DODGERS TRADE MICHEAL BUSCH.

PAYWALL BEHIND PEACOCK’S CHIEFS AND DOLPHINS GAME.

THE YANKEES SIGN MARCUS STROMAN.

THE YANKEES AGREE TO A 31 MILLION DOLLAR DEAL WITH JUAN SOTO TO AVOID ARBITRATION.

THE THUNDER BEAT THE TRAIL BLAZERS BY A RECORD 62 POINTS. HIGHEST IN FRANCHISE HISTORY.

FEATURE STORY

The Texans are one of a kind.

We’re going to start with a bit of a preview from last season, to the draft, and the regular season.

2022-2023 season

The 2022 Texans were a disaster. Their record was 3-13-1 with defeats and defeats and defeats. Their only 3 wins were all divisional opponents, by only a slight margin.

13-6 against the Jaguars

19-14 against the Titans

32-31 against the Colts. (The last game of the season.)

This was Davis Mills stats that year.

17 TD and 15 INTS? With a 78.8 rating? They need someone better and fast. No franchise (other than the A’s) would want to make their fan as unhappy as the Oakland Athletics.

But what seemed like BS to every football fan is the reason they tried to win that last game of the season versus the Colts. If they had lost, they would’ve gotten the #1 pick in the NFL Draft. Something, the Texans could really use. Bryce Young was the featured man.

Instead, Lovie Smith went ahead and won the game, which at that time, seemed really dumb to me. I had heard so much about Bryce Young. Turn on the TV and you hear Bryce Young, Bryce Young, Bryce Young, Bryce Young, Bryce Young. It would be dumb to not try to get him…

That’s what leads us to the next part.

Offseason