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Elliott being a clown , doing his stupid first down pose and eating while down 21-3

Packer LT is hurt, knee or lower leg got bent. 

Geronimo Allison is funny , long arms and legs and skinny

lol horrible missed dpi against dallas

Lol highlighting Elliott's pass blocking when he is clearly holding the defender

I don't like either team but would prefer to see dallas lose. Although Green Bay's defense is terrible so who knows

8 minutes ago, JO_75 said:

Texans need to get Jerry Jones on the phone after the game and get the trade agreement for Romo in place. Texans need a legit QB and Romo would give them a better chance over Osweiler.

Well a $45million cap number by having both romo and osweiler ends that discussion .

osweiler can't be cut until 2019 so they are stuck with him next year, hopefully for their sake as a backup

And osweiler strikes again

Time for Tom savage

Houston needs to bench #43 he is terrible

Another duck thrown by Brady and caught 20 yards down the field

Brady wussed out

This Houston secondary is blowing it, can't cover on slow rainbow passes

Great hit by clowney

I thought the Texans defense was supposed to be good?

I see there is an article on espn about former Ravens offensive coordinator Matt cavanaugh who advocated drafting Brady. What if.

Who is the Texans o coordinator? His play calling is worse than treastman 

Houston offense is so predictable 

Check bennett for a concussion 

Didn't take long for refs to gift a dpi against Houston 

3 hours ago, jboy19 said:

Gregg Rosenthal of NFL.com thinks that Wagner could get 10mil/season. I think that's a nightmare scenario, but considering the lack of decent offensive linemen in the market, the success of teams with good lines, and the amount of cap space teams have, it's definitely not impossible. 

Hello 3rd round comp in 2018 draft then, maybe two 3rd round comps if Wagner really gets that $$ and Williams does as well.

I'm not advocating for the below:

Cutting/Trading/Retiring Flacco would cause -$22 million in Dead money. Won't happen this year or next.

2 hours ago, hen826957 said:

They have to find a way. If Seattle can keep thier star players so can we.  They need to manange their cap because If they actually gonna trade a 24 year old upcoming LB for a 2nd rounder then that's mess up. They can't keep letting players go when they develop all the time and let rookies replace them. I understand they can't keep all but it almost a tradition. Once rookies contract expires you gotta go. Poor management if they can't pay the players they want to keep. 

Seattle can keep star players because 5 of their 11 offensive starters were signed as UDFA , not to mention a couple of their starting defenders.

14 minutes ago, hen826957 said:

I wouldn't. Zachary Orr is becoming a great LB. The guy has 133 tackles and 3 interceptions this season. That's impressive especially by just won the starting role in the preseason. We starting to have a LB tandem here. CJ Mosley almost have 100 tackles and 4 picks they pretty much equal. It a matter of time before the NFL would start noticing him. While Mosley is in the Pro Bowl, Orr should be there but the Pro Bowl is a popularity vote so nobody ain't noticing him yet. Mosley and Orr l like that tandem. Orr is an up and coming great LB. l wouldn't give him up for an 1st or 2nd round unproven player. 

What do you do when Mosley and Orr both come up for extensions after 2017 season? I'd much rather take a 2nd round pick and use that as a replacement for Orr or to upgrade other positions.

19 minutes ago, GrimCoconut said:

Hypothetical question here but let's say we 2nd round tender Orr as expected and which I agree, btw. Let's say a team puts in a bid on him. Do you match the bid and keep him or let him go and get that 2nd round pick? 

Nope, I let him walk. Would immediately use that pick to move up in first round for Foster.