MallyG;c-10052520 said:
The new OC was running outside runs
(Last year not alot)...he only get 13 carries a game for like 60 yards
Its like how carr barely had passes over 15+ yards for weeks until the chiefs game
Carr attempted ten passes that traveled 20 yards are more last night according to @PFF
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Young_Chitlin
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The Houston Texans started Tom Savage at quarterback in Week One, and the result was a disaster, as the Texans were held scoreless in the first half. Houston coach Bill O’Brien made a change at halftime, and the results have been extraordinary.
Since Deshaun Watson became Houston’s starting quarterback in Week Two, the Texans have scored more points than any other team in the NFL. The Texans have scored 170 points since Week Two, five more than the Chiefs, who have scored the next-most — and the Chiefs did it in one more game because that includes the 30 points the Chiefs scored on Thursday night.
Since Week Three, when Watson got his first start with a full week to prepare, the Texans have scored 157 points — 19 more than the second-place Chiefs who, again, have played one more game than the Texans over the same time period.
Watson has 14 touchdown passes over the last four weeks. No other player has more than 10. Watson also leads all NFL quarterbacks in rushing yards, with 202.
Since Deshaun Watson became Houston’s starting quarterback in Week Two, the Texans have scored more points than any other team in the NFL. The Texans have scored 170 points since Week Two, five more than the Chiefs, who have scored the next-most — and the Chiefs did it in one more game because that includes the 30 points the Chiefs scored on Thursday night.
Since Week Three, when Watson got his first start with a full week to prepare, the Texans have scored 157 points — 19 more than the second-place Chiefs who, again, have played one more game than the Texans over the same time period.
Watson has 14 touchdown passes over the last four weeks. No other player has more than 10. Watson also leads all NFL quarterbacks in rushing yards, with 202.
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FlyFreeCt;c-10052287 said:
They asked McCadoo about dj fluker in reference to the improvement of the oline since he started playing, mac said "we brought him along at the right pace" or some shit. Nigga only made those oline adjustments bc of injuries. Can't stand that dude.
natural born sinners;c-10053077 said:
Literally the worst thing we have going for us is McAdoo...The crazy thing about it is that I was saying it last year, even with our 11-5 record...He doesn't have the ability to make adjustments in game, his personnel groupings are predictable and play calling is terrible....As an o coordinator he was decent. Him and Reese both need to go....if Coughlin had a defense play like ours played last year, we would've made a deep run.
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Jerry Jones has appeared to become the most strident of the NFL owners in his stance that players must stand for the national anthem. But it hasn’t always been that way.
After Jones’s first home game as the Cowboys’ owner in 1989, a fan complained that Jones and his guest, Elizabeth Taylor, had been spotted sitting during the national anthem. The Star-Telegram published a letter from the offended fan, Ken Johnson.
“JEERS: To Jerry Jones and Liz Taylor, who were the only two people at last Sunday’s Cowboys-Redskins game not standing when the national anthem was played,” the letter said. “Riding out in a cart just before the anthem began was bad enough, but sitting while it was played was more than many of us could handle. Jerry, please note that in Texas, we stand for the national anthem. P.S.: Tom [Landry] always took off his hat.”
We’re not sure why Jones (or Taylor) wouldn’t have stood for the anthem in 1989, but apparently some time in the last 28 years Jones has decided that not only will he always stand for the anthem, but every Cowboys player must stand as well.
After Jones’s first home game as the Cowboys’ owner in 1989, a fan complained that Jones and his guest, Elizabeth Taylor, had been spotted sitting during the national anthem. The Star-Telegram published a letter from the offended fan, Ken Johnson.
“JEERS: To Jerry Jones and Liz Taylor, who were the only two people at last Sunday’s Cowboys-Redskins game not standing when the national anthem was played,” the letter said. “Riding out in a cart just before the anthem began was bad enough, but sitting while it was played was more than many of us could handle. Jerry, please note that in Texas, we stand for the national anthem. P.S.: Tom [Landry] always took off his hat.”
We’re not sure why Jones (or Taylor) wouldn’t have stood for the anthem in 1989, but apparently some time in the last 28 years Jones has decided that not only will he always stand for the anthem, but every Cowboys player must stand as well.
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Why Carson Wentz is out there killin fools lol
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stringer bell
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http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...n-cleveland-browns-misunderstood-curfew-rulesstringer bell;c-10053324 said:
King_MOEbra
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stringer bell;c-10053735 said:http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...n-cleveland-browns-misunderstood-curfew-rulesstringer bell;c-10053324 said:
louis rich
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LMAO @ the whole world is watching us eat birds, can ice show up tonite or naw
3 vs 28 never forget
3 vs 28 never forget
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