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All right, folks, you're listening to our next installment of Opposition Territory here
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great guest coming up. Let's get to that discussion now and joining us this
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week. It has been too long since we have had him on the podcast
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and on one of our Opposition Territory shows we have from battle redblog dot com.
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You know we love our sp nation sites. You can follow him on
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Twitter at Jeremy Brenner, the one and only Jeremy Brenner. How you doing,
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Buddy Good, Jeff, always a pleasure to come back. I'm honored
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to be a multiple Opposition Territory guest now absolutely I get like, do I
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get like a punch card or something? Yeah, yeah, well we'll get
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we have you know, we have the the PST Club card. I'll have
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to send you one in the mail. And after yeah, yeah, after
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after the show, yes, there we go. After like ten appearances.
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We we'll give you a little something. I guess. Okay, yeah,
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goody bag or whatever. I'll take this sounds good, sounds good. Hey,
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Jeremy. I wanted to bring you on because you're extremely knowledgeable, of
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course about the Houston Texans. This is a team that so many of us
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have been following football fans in general and and just those who follow pro football.
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We've been focusing on this team because of you know what, where they
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want to go in the future. And I just find them to be so
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interesting over the years. You know, the last time you were on,
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we talked about, you know, the coaching changes over the years. Of
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course. Me. You see this you know Penn State thing above my head
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here on zoom. You know, I'm a Penn State fan. Yeah.
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And and Bill O'Brien and I think you know what he did that, you
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know, and I know there's a lot of love hate relationship between Bill O'Brien
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and Houston Texans fans because of his tenure down there. But but I think
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with Demiko Ryan's coming in as the as the head coach for the Houston Texans,
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I think I think this fan base is going to end up seeing some
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really good things. And again going back to the changes that we've seen over
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the years. When you were on the last time, it was about a
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year ago or so, and I use the word transition to describe the Texans
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franchise at that particular moment. Fast forward here almost a year later, and
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I'm still using that word transition to describe this Houston Texans team. So I'm
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wondering, you know, kind of to get back into it from maybe about
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a year ago, what's that one word that you would give to describe the
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Texans as a whole here? And why? Optimism? Jeff, there you
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go. Optimism, I mean, and the Demico higher is probably the best
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of the Texans have felt. Yeah, um in a long time. Um,
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you know, to get a guy that you know, like, the
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Texans don't have that you know, long of a history, but Demico Ryans
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is like the first moment of you know, the Texans kind of honoring their
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history in a way and not just that, you know, and I think
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a lot of people may look at that and may overgrade this higher, but
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also Demico Ryan's led the number one defense in the league last season, and
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not only that, he's got a vision to like a cultural vision that he
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has that he's looking to kind of bestow around his seamons. It's a lot
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of the backbone behind the first successful iteration of the Texans a little over ten
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years ago when he was leading that defense in the early twenty tens. And
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I think that I think that with that idea, you know, that excites
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a lot of Texans fan There's a lot of optimism surrounding the Texans because of
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that. And then, of course, you know this draft that they were
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able to parlay out of it. They also had a really successful free agency,
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in my opinion, still signing you know, a bunch of It was
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a very similar free agency, I think to where they had last year where
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they were signing a bunch of guys to one year deals, kind of prove
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it deals, and they did that this year, but the value in the
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guys they got are a lot stronger. They got Devin Singletary on a one
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year deal. They got Dalton Schultz on a one year deal at tight end
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and what that is able to do. It gives the Texans the most cap
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space going into free agents see next year, because all of these guys are
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going to be off the books and then the Texans can decide whether they want
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to go long term with these guys or part ways with them after a year
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if it doesn't work out. Yeah, and I think the Texans are from
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a business standpoint too, as you were just mentioning in a very very good
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position. Got to say with Damiko Ryans and one of the main reasons I
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also love him is because he's a former Philadelphia Eagle and he was fantastic,
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just fantastic memories of him being on the Eagles defense and just doing some great,
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great things in Philadelphia. But moving along here, Jeremy, you know,
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the Texans landed two of the top draft prospects in this year's NFL draft,
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and CJ. Stroud and Will Anderson as many of us know, and
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they now finally have who they hope is their quarterback of the future in CJ.
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Stroud. I was kind of up and down about him throughout the draft
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process. Again going back to the fact that we generally don't necessarily see Ohio
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State quarterbacks kind of thrive in the league justin field. He may be proving
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a lot of us wrong in that regard within the coming years, for sure.
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I hope CJ. Stroud does as well. I really do. I
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hope he has a great career in Houston. But I'm wondering too, you
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know, what's going to be different with CJ. Stroud in the quarterback position
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in Houston in the future as you've you know, kind of digested what this
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really means to the team and to the franchise. Yeah, I hope he
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works out too, Jeff, Probably a little bit more than your um I
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would say this. You know, the AFC is is incredibly tricky right now
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because it really is hard to see any team cracking that Mahomes Burrow Josh Allen.
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You know, a little triangle right right, But that doesn't mean you
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can't try, because those guys are going to be around probably for the next
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decade or so. But that doesn't mean the Texans can just you know,
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wait until that happens, because then the next guy maybe coming along and then
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they're they're screwed. Again so and with the number two pick in the draft,
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they really had an opportunity to go and get a guy that they really
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wanted. M and Bryce and CJ. I was kind of back and forth
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on on both of them in the process. At the end though, when
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all of the you know, the test score with CJ came out, that
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that did kind of turn me off a little bit. Um. However,
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you can't deny his football talent and and he's far better than anything they would
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have gotten with Davis Mills this year. The ceiling is just a lot higher.
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Like I genuinely think, and it's maybe a hot take, I genuinely
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think the Texans have a shot at the playoffs this year. I really do.
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With CJ under center, I think he's gonna get the start right away
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and the Texans are just gonna cry their bet like And another thing that I
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like about what they did, you know, a lot of people may say
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that they overpaid, you know, for Will Anderson, and I do think
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that that I see where people are coming from. Um, But what they
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did is they traded their own pick, and that's what a lot of people
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are criticizing the Texans for. But what that does is it gives the Texans
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no incentive to tink this year, right right, It's saying Damika Ryan's is
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saying a set message. We need to go out and win every game.
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We need to compend. Yeah. Yeah. And the thing is like,
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when are the Texans ever going to get an opportunity to draft two of the
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top three guys in the draft? Yeah? Ever, so you have to
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take that opportunity when it when it comes. And I really have a really
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hard time faulting the Texans draft. It's like, you know, they got
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the best defensive player in the draft in my opinion, Will Anderson, and
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they got in some cases, maybe the best quarterback. I think bryceon CJ
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have been compared their whole careers. Bryce has always edged CJ in every little
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aspect. But in terms of, you know, just NFL size and quarterbacks,
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Siege today is more reminiscent of the size that successful NFL quarterbacks are.
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And they're not a whole lot of quarterbacks are, you know. And this
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is not to knock Bryce Young, but not there are fewer quarterbacks that are
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Bryce Young's stature that go on to have very successful careers. Not saying that
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Bryce can't do that, I think he absolutely can, but I think CJ
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is a safer pick in that regard. But I do not, like I'm
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not saying CJ is gonna be a slam dunk, but I will say he's
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a lot better than what the Texas have had in the post Oh absolutely,
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yeah, absolutely, And I think a lot of it is going to come
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down to coach ability too, and just the relationship that is forged with the
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quarterback coach, with the offensive coordinator, inevitably with Demiko Ryan's as well.
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Something we've been saying on this podcast now for a while close to a good
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year or two, Jeremy, is that a lot of NFL players, a
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lot of professional athletes in general, are going to thrive if they have good
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relationships with their coaches the coaching staff. And I think that's going to be
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absolutely critical for CJ. Stroud moving forward too. And I also think too
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that from like when you look at what he's going to have on offense.
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As we're kind of moving along here in terms of the topics, the concern
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that I have though for CJ. Stroud is he's coming from a program at
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Ohio State that had very top and elite wide receivers and Marvin Harrison Junior,
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Jackson Smith and Jigba. Is there concern amongst Texans nation at all at the
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level of past catching talent that's currently in Houston for CJ. Stroud to really
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grow here early in his career. Is there is there any concern about that
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at all? Yeah? You know, when I was watching CJ. Stroud
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highlights, I was confused. I was like, CJ. Stroud, you
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know highlight reel or is this a Marvin Harrison highlight reel? I was like,
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very like, Marvin Harrison is just unreal. He's incredible, but it
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kind of reminds me a little bit of um, like kind of Justin Jefferson's
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college tape. Yeah, uh, not not to bring up you know those,
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but the Eagles are doing just finally took a little bit, but they're
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they're getting there. But um, you know, like Justin Jefferson, you
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could argue he had a better quarterback in college in in Joe Burrow, but
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now he's cousins and he's still slinging it. Um. My thing with um
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he doesn't have a lot. He doesn't have a true number one receiver yet,
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and that is some what worries some however, Um there, I don't
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know if you've heard of this, Jeff, but um, you know it's
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it's big in Houston circles right now because I'm you know, I'm a little
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bit more just you know. Yeah. So, um, after so at
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the combine, uh, c J Stroud uh ended up linking up with a
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receiver by the name of Tank Dell. Yeah. Yeah, and he and
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Tank Dell obviously was on the Texans radar being a Houston guy. But CJ
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told the Texans after they drafted, and they said, hey, if Tanks
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on the board, please go get him. Yeah, and they got him.
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And so to me, that that, to me is a very telling
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sign of number one. Uh. You know how the team views CJ already.
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Um. Not to say that CJ was the one making this decision to
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go out and get Tanked Dell's important. They yeah, and they have they
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have a chemistry building already, um, you know, from the draft,
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and that's only going to grow as they worked together throughout the off season and
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beyond. And I think that, um, I think that the best receiver,
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like the number one receiver for CD Strout probably isn't in the building yet.
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Um, if they could get Marvin Harrison next year, that's ideal,
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but hopefully they aren't in a position to where, uh, you know,
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they could draft well unless Cleveland sucks, Like if Cleveland is like a bottom
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five team this year, that's a Texans what because it's like you get if
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you can get Marvin Harrison next year, or even Ameca Buca from Ohio State
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as well, like you know, you can go and get that guy.
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I think wide receiver for them is a knee down the line, and I
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think that will be stressed this year that he does need a number one receiver.
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I also think there's a chance that maybe the Texans aren't done in the
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receiver department. Maybe they decide that they need to go get a veteran,
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you know, in training camp. Maybe. I mean they do have a
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pretty deep group. You know, they spent they spent another pick on a
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wide receiver. They traded up in the fifth or sixth round for Xavier Hutchinson
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from Ohiowa State, so they view him pretty highly as well. They've also
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got John Metchi who didn't play last year, was a second round pick for
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them, but had was diagnosed with leukemia. But he's in remission. Now
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he's expected to be playing, you know, in training camp and the preseason
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and the regular season as well. So there's a lot of young receivers in
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Houston. On top of that, Robert Woods they signed in free agency as
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well. Nico Collins is in his third year. So it's like when you
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look at it on paper, it's not something that you know, jumps off
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the page. Um, but I would and it's not as robust as the
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receiver corps he had in Columbus. Um, but I think it won't be
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that large of a concern. Yeah, okay, very good, Yeah,
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very good. I I you know, I look, I mean Dalton Schultz
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to look, you know that were definitely helps And the fact yeah yeah,
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Devin Singletary can also be part of the passing game. I think that helps
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as well. Again, folks talking to Jeremy Brenner from battle Red Blog and
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uh love that sp Nation site, following on Twitter at Jeremy Brenner and shifting
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over to the defense. Now, this unit still has you know this,
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they still have some holes and some depth issues of course, but now they're
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going to be able to really I think build up front and on the defensive
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line. Around, just an amazing talent, as we've kind of already discussed
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here in will Anderson for the future. So I'm wondering, Jeremy, how
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do you see the Texans improving this coming season and beyond from a defensive perspective
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based on what damiko' Ryan's really wants to do with this defensive front. What
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are your thoughts? You know, Willy Anderson is a huge part of this
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puzzle. I would feel a lot I would feel a lot less optimistic if
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Willy Anderson was not on this team right now, which is why I'm so
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glad they traded right he was. He was my personal pick for number two,
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like I would have taken him, and I would have been okay passing
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on a quarterback. I felt like Willy Anderson was needed for this team.
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Tyree Wilson. I wouldn't have been that mad about either. But I think
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will Anderson has the higher floor and he gives the Texans the number one pass
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rusher, which they absolutely needed. They don't have that currently on the roster
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outside of him, um but at the linebacker position. I also really loved
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the Henry Tootoo pick. I thought that was an incredible value getting him in
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the fifth round. Um, and you you pair him up with Christian Harris.
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You also was at Bama two years ago, so though you got three
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Bama linebackers right now. Um. And I think that's how Demiko Ryan's is
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gonna build his You know, he's a he's an Alabama linebacker himself, right,
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so he's that's how he's gonna build the defense. And I'm really really
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looking forward to it. I think there is there are some holes on the
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defensive line in terms of run blocking. That part is probably the biggest weakness
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in my opinion for the Texans. They got ran overall last year. Uh,
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you know, dashed on runs. Um, So that would probably the
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biggest weakness. But this team is built with its linebackers, and I'm curious
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to see how Demiko Ryan's is able to take the number one defense from last
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year and apply what made that defense number one to this current roster. I
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don't think that Texans are going to end up as the number one defense this
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year, but I think they're going to be better than they were last year.
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I'll leave it at that, absolutely. And I think a lot of
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that also has to deal with to the maturity of what we're going to be
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seeing with this defensive backfield. And I wanted to move along to defensive backfield
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because you've got Derek Stingley back there, who didn't allow a single touchdown last
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season. Shure, he went through some growing pains, but not allowing a
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single touchdown in your rookie season, there's something to be said for that.
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Jalen Petrie, who I loved coming out of last year's draft. These two
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guys are some key pieces moving forward for that Texans defensive backfield. And as
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we talked about the defensive front, I'm wondering how you see the backfield here
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improving this coming season and beyond, because in this particular division, the backfield
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is going to be extremely important when you're looking at these other other teams that
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are going to be competing against the Texans. So in terms of defensive backfield
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improving this coming season, what are your thoughts here? Yeah, I mean,
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they didn't really put too much attention on defensive backs in this draft simply
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because they use their first two picks last year on on dbs or two of
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their like. You know, they spent two high picks Stanley and Petrie on
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that. But they also I mean, they got a seventh round pick Brandon
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Hill from Pittsburgh. But the biggest key to my like the biggest key to
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the free agency we haven't discussed yet is signing Jimmy Ward from San Francisco from
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Demico Ryan System. He's Demico's guy. He's gonna be kind of like an
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on field coach in my opinion. I think he's entering like his ninth or
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tenth season in the NFL, gives the Texans like a really strong, legitimate
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veteran guy who's actually gonna play. Like I imagine Jimmy Ward will be starting
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with Jalen Petrie in that safety you know duo right there. And I think
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he's going to be a huge part of this team, um, and not
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just the defense, but the team itself. You know, the Texans really
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need culture changers on this team, and Jimmy Ward might be the biggest one
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in terms of playmakers on the squad. And I think having a guy like
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that, uh, you know, if he can rub off of you know,
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Jalen Petrie a little bit, Derek Singly a little bit, um,
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Steven Nelson, you know, there is there is potential for growth here.
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Um, And I think Jimmy ward Is is a big part of that.
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In my opinion, probably the most underrated signing of uh not just the Texans
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offsees, maybe the whole NFL offseason interesting. Interesting. All Right, Well,
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to close us out here, we're going to talk about strengths and weaknesses
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of this Texans team as we're looking toward this twenty twenty three season. So
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let's get into the biggest strength so far of the Houston Texans. What is
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their biggest strength heading into this season. Their schedule, Alright, schedule,
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Their schedule is probably one of their biggest strengths. They have probably one of
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the easiest schedules in the league, and it's a big reason why I think
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that they could um see the playoffs this year. I Mean, the the
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AFC South is in a bit of a flux. It's just in flux right
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now. You know, there's not a whole lot of UM there's just not
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a whole lot of UH like competition in that division. I'm gonna I'm pulling
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up like the uh the opponents they have UM and and I looked at it
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and there's not a whole lot of games where I'm like, they're definitely losing
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this one. I mean, Cincinnati, they'll probably lose that one. But
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they gotta go to Atlanta Baltimore. That one's probably not as hot. They
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go to Carolina, Bryce Young, CJ. Strout. Yeah, probably the
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week two or three Thursday night game probably Um. But then they play the
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AFC North, Um, you know, Cleveland, Pittsburgh. I think those
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are winnable game. They play New Orleans, Tampa, NFC South. I
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think all of those teams are winnable games. Um. And then every every
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divisional game should be a winnable game for the Texans. I think, if
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I'm not mistaken, all of their games they won last year were in the
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division. They were three and three in the division last year, so or
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three two and one because they tied that game with the polls. So so
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they they they do well against their division in Denver, Arizona. Like,
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there's a lot of winnable games on the schedule for the Texans, and I
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think if they if they compete, they'll have a shot and they're not gonna
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be totally out of these games. And I think also, you know,
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even though the Texans were three thirteen and one last year, a lot of
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the games that they uh, they lost. There were some there were some
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close games. There were games in the fourth quarter that they were in the
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they were they were winning and then they give it up in the fourth quarter
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for whatever reason. And changing Davis Mills to c J. Stroud, that
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small, little change could make a world of difference. And you also add
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in the fact that you've got Damiko Ryan's there and that defense should be a
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little bit better as well. You know, there's really room for potential.
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I think, like it's still gonna be very hard. Like I'm not saying
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this Texans team is going to go from second worst in the league to the
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playoffs. But Jacksonville had the number one pick last year they made the playoffs.
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Yeah, you know, it's it's definitely doable. And then also other
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strains. Love the running back room. I think Devin Singletary is a number
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two. It's one of the better number twos in the league. The offensive
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line is also really strong. Larry Y Tunsil's got a new deal, Titus
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Howard has been there for a few years. They got Shaq Mason from the
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers, another you know, veteran guy to protect CJ. Stroud.
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That's The thing with CJ is he's got an offensive line, and like
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that's the difference between him and the last Ohio's take quarterback justin fields. He
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doesn't have the strong of an offensive line in Chicago that CJ has him Hughes.
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So I think it's gonna be big for CJ's development. It's going to
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keep him upright and protect him from injuries and sacks and whatnot. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah. I was gonna say, in terms of the weaknesses,
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and maybe we already discussed it, is it the run defense for you at
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this point and given where you know the expectations are where the defense is going
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to potentially go under Demiko Ryans this year, is it the run defense that
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is the biggest weakness for this team? I would say, I would say,
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so, okay, I would say so. I would say, like,
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you know, the the Texans, they gave up probably more. I
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want to say they gave up more rushing yards than any team in the NFL
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last season or really close to the bottom um. But in terms of like
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you know, true you know, defensive lineman, they didn't add a whole
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lot in free agents. I mean they got Sheldon Rankins. That's probably their
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starting defensive tackle. Ye. And I'm optimistic about that as well. I
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think I think that's better than what we've had in the past. UM,
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but it still is h question mark for me. I'm still not entirely convinced
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that the Texans are going to be um a strength in that area. UM.
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But I guess another another weakness I would say this team has, probably
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the biggest one is youth. That they're just not experienced yet and there's nothing
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that they can do to really fix that. You know, that's how you
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got to build these teams to become great, is you gotta build through the
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draft and you gotta, you know, hit on these picks. And you
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know, they've got several picks in this year that I feel really strongly about
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that are going to get playing time. And that's how they want to develop
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this team. They want to give these guys playing time and then let them
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make the mistakes. They don't want them to sit behind veterans like some other
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teams may decide to do. They're they're throwing them into the fire right away,
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win or lose, because you know, they really don't have much to
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lose. You know, they don't have their pick that they can lose um.
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So I would say that the Texans um, you know, that's probably
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their biggest weakness. I would say, is that is that youth um.
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But if they can uh, you know, if the veterans can provide that
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support that they need to those on field coaches in Jimmy ward Um and just
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the mindset of this team. You know, this team is really excited,
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Like the young guys on the team are really like that we're here the year
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in years past, twenty twenty two, twenty twenty one. Those guys are
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really really hyped about what Damiko Ryans has to bring on board. And if
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they buy into the message, I wouldn't be surprised if this team was in
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the playoffs uh this year or at the very latest twenty twenty four, twenty
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twenty five. You know, anything is possible in the NFL. And it
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was great talking with you Jeremy again, folks, Jeremy Brennan from battle redblog
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dot com at Jeremy Brenner, Jeremy Brenner on Twitter and normally just you know,
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just forget it, but there is a Jeremy Branham. Oh really the
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media space, okay, And I've been confused with them before. Oh so
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yeah, it's but you know, I don't care what you call me as
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long as you call me. There you go. It sounds good. Jeremy
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Ben I would love to talk to you at some point down the road,
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my friend, come back and join us. I would love it, of
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course, anytime you call all answers. I'm very much looking forward to seeing
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what this Houston Texans team is going to do this year with new coaching leadership
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and Demiko Ryans. They have a new quarterback that Jeremy and I were just
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talking about in CJ. Stroud, a new defensive strategy that is likely going
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to be implemented by Demiko Ryans and company. It's gonna be fun to watch
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this team continue to grow, continue to progress, and we're gonna be following
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