Not to sound like a jerk, as I'm a Packer fan, I feel I'm qualified to disagree with the Texans being 'not that bad'. (I know bad teams, I get to watch in pain every week!)
They have, in all likelyhood, the worst O Line in the NFL. Right there, that's the season. But it gets better. Running back... Yeah. I wasn't a big fan of Dominick Davis at all, I can't see him being injured upgrading that critical position. The QB position is an utter disaster most games, even though the kid can throw it pretty good... He still is on his back most of the game.
I'd say Andre Johnson is really the only guy worth mentioning on O. He has elite skill. Moulds? Dang, if they had him even 2 years ago he'd make a huge impact...
I don't have a lot of depth in knowledge on the Texans D this year, as I didn't see much of them in pre-season (a quarter, maybe), but I can't see them making much of a change with a top draft pick rookie DE and becomming anything better than 'ok'.
I saw enough of the Texans last year to see their defense was real bad. Too many big plays in big spots. They really were hard to watch.
I feel bad for Capers, but he really did a crappy job down there. You do have one ray of hope, though. Charley Casserly is gone!!!!!!!!!!!!! He's probably the biggest disaster of a G.M. of all time. I don't get why beat writers love him so much. I'm not saying he should've taken Reggie Bush, but other than that, he's made a bumload of horrible decisions in crafting the team.
Until they really do something with that offensive line, I don't know how they'll truly see how good Carr is. I think he's pretty average at best, overall, though.
I'd love to see the Texans get better and become the toast of the state. The cowboys make me ill.
They should be a bit better this year, but I think they will be picking in the top 5 in the draft again.
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