Nobody knows where Deshaun Watson will be playing his football in 2021, but the one thing that we know for sure is that whatever team he’s playing for will be a hell of a lot of fun to watch on offense, and whatever jersey he is donning will be flying off the shelves for years to come.
Bill O’Brien held every football job that matters for the Houston Texans, but a dodgy offseason doomed him. The Texans fired O’Brien on Monday after an 0-4 start, but the problems won’t end there for the AFC South franchise.
Pen has been put to paper on a four-year extension for Houston Texans star quarterback Deshaun Watson.
While the removal of one of the NFL’s most dangerous weapons would be a severe handicap to most teams, and I’m sure the Houston will miss the impact of Nuke in 2020, the Texans have Will Fuller ready to step out of Hopkins’ shadow and into the role of WR1 this upcoming season.
Bill O’Brien made sure all the attention was directed his way, by conducting arguably the worst trade in NFL history. The Houston Texans are getting from the Arizona Cardinals running back David Johnson and a 2020 2nd round draft pick, in exchange for 2021 4th rounder and one of the league’s best wide receivers DeAndre Hopkins.
Unfortunately for fans around the world the 100th season of the NFL has come to an end and what a season it was. It’s now time for a pivotal offseason.
Former Redskins cornerback Josh Norman will have the chance to restart his career after reportedly being cut by Washington after 4 years with the team. His release will save the NFC East team about $12 million.
Another season has gone by and the Houston Texans have yet again stumbled in the NFL playoffs.
Soon after blowing a 24-point lead to the Kansas City Chiefs, causes for the capitulation were explored and analysed. A great deal of the blame has landed at the door of Houston Texans head coach Bill O’Brien.
Many call the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs the best weekend in sport, and rightly so. The fat theoretically will have been trimmed away in the Wildcard round allowing for four quality football games to be played. This year saw the “YOU LIKE THAT” Minnesota Vikings hit their ceiling and crash out against the …
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Expectations are high for the Divisional Round this weekend, which sees the Niners face the Vikings, the Ravens host the Titans, Texans visit the Chiefs and the Seahawks head to Lambeau Field to face Aaron Rodgers’ Green Bay Packers.
After nearly sleepwalking into wildcard round defeat against the Buffalo Bills, the Texans lived to survive another day. This is largely due to Deshaun Watson calling upon his inner Michael Jordan to deliver some overtime magic.
Buffalo coach Sean McDermott had helped lead the Bills to the postseason for the second time in his three years at the helm. Whilst the Bills, like the Texans, have had a potent running attack this year, they made it to the postseason on the back of a smothering defense, which ranked third overall in the league.
Buffalo’s lack of killer instinct on offence ultimately allowed Houston to hang around and claw their way back into the game in the second half.
