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Another Reason To Love Your Houston Texans' Front Office: Message Discipline
Over the years, we've talked plenty about the message discipline from your Houston Texans. If it seems like everything the team says --- from Uncle Bob McNair to Rick Smith to (FIRE!) Gary Kubiak to even low-level team-involved employees --- has a specific message and code, that's because it does....
Thank You, Gary Kubiak
Rivers' exquisitely crafted note of gratitude to Wade Phillips gave us an idea. For the next several days, we'll periodically be posting entries thanking various people who had a hand in making the Texans' 2011 season as enjoyable as it was. The season's over, which blows, but there's a lot to...
Thank You, Rick Smith
Rivers' exquisitely crafted note of gratitude to Wade Phillips gave us an idea. For the next several days, we'll periodically be posting entries thanking various people who had a hand in making the Texans' 2011 season as enjoyable as it was. The season's over, which blows, but there's a lot to...
Adam Schefter: Terms Of Derrick Mason Trade
The details on this week's trade for Derrick Mason, per Adam Schefter: Jets traded Derrick Mason for an If pick. If Mason catches 33 or more passes for Texans, Jets get a 7. If he doesn't, they get nothing. Gotta like those terms if you're a Texans fan. (h/t riversmccown)
Fare Thee Well, Steve Slaton: 2008 Was Special
As Rivers FanShotted earlier today (that's right...I made FanShot a verb), Steve Slaton is no longer a member of your Houston Texans. While this is a moment that the vast majority of the fan base thought was long overdue, I found myself surprisingly nostalgic when I heard the news. As Slaton was...
Houston Texans' UFO: Unexpected Front Office
Who knew crow was best served with a pair of defensive backs and a side of grits? That's what I discovered this past weekend as I celebrated the Houston Texans' free agency fortunes in the 2011 NFL Free-Agency-palooza. I didn't expect it and somehow that made the celebration even sweeter. Last...
Terms of Johnathan Joseph's Contract With The Texans Released
John McClain (via our friends at Cincy Jungle) reports: Joseph gets 5 years, $48.75 million and $23.5 guaranteed, including $12.5 signing bonus. A lot of dough to be sure, but I'd wager it's less than what the Texans were willing to pay Nnamdi Asomugha. Your thoughts on the terms, BRB?







