with 6 bench spots and 3 are PITT players, Fournette as my main flex headed to IR... I was left with Brandin Cooks, Preston Williams and Sony Michel to choose fromThinice said:E said:Thinice said:
Didn't we trade it for the biggest defense spreader in the NFL Cooks?
Did Cooks even have a catch today?
Nope! Dropped a fat goose egg for me in fantasy today
10 catches for 138 yards and no TD's in four games.
Surely you have a better option.
Snake Jazz said:
It's worth remembering that when the Dom Capers era ended, Bob McNair brought in Dan Reeves to act as an outside consultant and assess the franchise. Maybe Cal can do the same...any competent NFL executive would look at the Texans and say what BOB has done is professional malpractice.
JCA1 said:
It's almost mind boggling how much resources BOB has put into the offense and it still looks this bad. By my count, the investment in the starting lineup includes 6 first rounders (2 for Watson, 2 for Tunsil, Fuller, Howard), 3 second round picks (Cooks, Martin, Sharping ), trading away D-Hop (Johnson), and $$$$ (Fulton, Watson (again), Tunsil (again), Johnson (again)). Literally every starter but TE had a very high acquisition price. That's a crazy amount of capital to spend on one side of the ball. And they still suck.
AG@RICE said:JCA1 said:
It's almost mind boggling how much resources BOB has put into the offense and it still looks this bad. By my count, the investment in the starting lineup includes 6 first rounders (2 for Watson, 2 for Tunsil, Fuller, Howard), 3 second round picks (Cooks, Martin, Sharping ), trading away D-Hop (Johnson), and $$$$ (Fulton, Watson (again), Tunsil (again), Johnson (again)). Literally every starter but TE had a very high acquisition price. That's a crazy amount of capital to spend on one side of the ball. And they still suck.
Don't forget the 3rd rounder for duke johnson, the 3rd round tackle we traded for Carlos Hyde, $$$$ for Martin's extension, $$$ to sign Cobb.
We also used a 3rd rounder on Akins, who I like, but a year later spent another 3rd rounder on Warring, who appears to be constructed from left over parts deemed too defective when constructing Coutee.
Too bad a few of the Texans didn't mention that they didn't want to execute the most lopsided trade in NFL history.AG@RICE said:
A few reports stating the Texans players didn't want to sign earl thomas, so BOB backed off.
If that is true, it is actually worse than mommy McNair pulling rank. We can't tackle or cover, but our players, gm and coaches are ok with it.
