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Hey everybody, this is your GM, your back row

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dominance, your hopium, hopium, hopium, hopium,

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hopium dealer, your GM who currently is not on

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a team right now, but don't you worry about it,

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Kale. Here to bring you episode 11 of the Stack

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and Shed series. Now in this series, we're covering

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all 32 teams, so everybody gets a chance to be

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talked about, all right? Now in this series,

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we're covering a few different topics, and they

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include what went wrong, what do they need, stack

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or shed, their draft picks. One move I would

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do in their cap space, all right? Now, in this

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episode, we're going to the Dirty South, all

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right? We're stopping by the Trill Burgers. We're

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stopping by the Screw Shop. We're stopping by

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a few different landmarks in H -Town, all right?

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We're getting ourselves a couple things to get

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ourselves acquainted with the culture and everything

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because we're talking about the Texans, all right?

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So make sure you guys go to Bucky's and get yourself

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and me a t -shirt. Get us some brisket. Get us

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some chips. Get us some snacks because we got

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a lot to cover with this team. So let's lock

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in. All right, let's get into it. So what went

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wrong in the Texan season? And I will eventually

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say it was regressing quarterback play. Going

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into last season, I had a lot of questions about

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C .J. Stroud due in part to his regression that

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we have seen within the last few years. And this

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isn't the type of regression that only former

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players or coaches or former offensive coordinators

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or people who've been around the sport of football

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can only see. This is the type of regression

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that everyone can see. He's not throwing the

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ball like how he used to. He's not executing

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the plays like how he used to. He hasn't been

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super consistent. When comparing CJ Stroud from

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2024 to 2025, this is what you have according

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to Sumer Sports. So in 2024, CJ Stroud was 532

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passing attempts for 336 completions, 3 ,727

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passing yards, 219 .2 passing yards per game,

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7 yards per attempt, 20 touchdowns, 12 interceptions,

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a 63 .2 % completion percentage. Now in that

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season, they made it to the playoffs and these

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are his stats. He was 41. for 51 which is 67

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.2 percent 527 passing yards one touchdown one

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interception and 8 .6 yards per attempt now when

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you look at his stats this past season this is

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what we have 423 passing attempts for 273 completions,

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3 ,041 passing yards, 217 .2 passing yards per

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game, 7 .1 yards per attempt, 19 touchdowns,

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8 interceptions, and a 64 .5 % completion percentage.

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Now when you look at his playoff stats, it's

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actually really bad. 41 for 79, which is 51 .9%,

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462 passing yards, 2 touchdowns, 5 interceptions,

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and 5 .8 yards per attempt. Now, I'm not saying

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that CJ Stroud needs to be in the same stratosphere

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as a Burrow or Allen or Lamar or Mahomes, but

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CJ Stroud has the talent to be a really good

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quarterback. And in the past few years, we have

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not seen that in CJ Stroud. And there's nobody

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that he can point the finger at but himself.

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Going into the playoffs last season, the Texans

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were primed to go on a crazy run. Their first

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opponent was the Steelers, a Steelers team that

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hobbled themselves into the playoffs. And for

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a majority of the game, it was the Texas defense

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that was keeping the game close. Then your next

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opponent was the Patriots, a Patriots offense

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that wasn't playing their best ball. And you

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mean to tell me you wasn't able to capitalize

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off of the defensive plays and try to put some

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points on the board? Now, I wasn't expecting

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CJ Stroud to just light it up for four quarters

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straight, but what I was expecting was for CJ

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Stroud to capitalize every single time the defense

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put them in a great field position. But that's

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not what we saw. Instead, we saw a quarterback

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that looked like a deer in headlights. Understand

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this, my fellow football junkies. It is the playoffs

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that defines a quarterback's career, not the

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regular season. Jared Goff looks fine in the

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regular season, but when he gets to the playoffs,

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he folds. But guess what? When Mahomes gets into

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the playoffs, he is a completely different beast.

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Tom Brady can struggle the entire regular season,

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but if he gets into the playoffs, it is hell

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to pay for any team that has to face him, regardless

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if it's home or away. That's what defines who

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you are. And so far, what can we say about CJ

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Stroud in the playoffs? What can we say about

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CJ Stroud in the regular season? Because everything

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that I have to say about him really isn't that

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good. And I know that he has the potential to

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do it. You just have to put it together. Now,

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I'm not saying this was a Super Bowl roster,

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but this was the closest thing to it. This should

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have been the year that you would have went on

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that run. Because at that time, guess what? Mahomes

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was in the playoffs. Lamar was in the playoffs.

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Justin Herbert was in the playoffs. It was wide

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open for you. The only team that was a true threat

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in the playoffs for the AFC was the Broncos.

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So the only thing that you had to worry about

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was the defense. And as long as you kept the

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defense in check, you had a legitimate chance.

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And that's not what we saw. We saw somebody that

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folded under pressure when the team needed him

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the most. And that's not what you need in a quarterback.

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You need your quarterback to elevate their play

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when all the pressure is on their shoulders.

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And you can't say that Texas haven't done their

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job because they've surrounded you with endless

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weapons. You have a really good receiving core.

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You have a productive tight end. You just got

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David Montgomery. They just signed Braden Smith.

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They just signed Wyatt Teller. You have everything

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that you need to be successful. All you have

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to do is just deliver. If you made it to the

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AFC Championship this past season, nobody would

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say anything about you. But because you guys

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failed to make it to that point, and because

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you guys failed to capitalize on a year where

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Patrick Mahomes was not in the playoffs, now

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everybody is looking at you, asking the question,

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is CJ Stroud the franchise guy, or is he just

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the bridge for somebody else to come in? Now,

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with that being said, what do the Texans need?

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And that is more consistency from CJ Stroud.

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I don't know if they need to bring in somebody

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to just refine CJ Stroud. I don't know what it

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is. But whatever the Texans need to do to maximize

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CJ Stroud's potential, do it at this point. Because

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this is a very loaded roster. And this roster

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can go to the Super Bowl. All they need is for

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CJ Stroud to get his act together. As long as

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C .J. Stroud can play to where he's either the

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best or the second best quarterback in his division

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and maybe the 10th or 15th best quarterback in

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the AFC, I think the Texans have a chance. But

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if he fails to reach that point, then we need

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to have an honest conversation about C .J. Stroud.

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Especially with next year coming up where everybody

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is saying there's supposed to be a robust amount

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of quarterbacks that are going to be available.

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And we also have to remember that the Texans

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have a major financial decision that they have

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to make with CJ Stroup because they either have

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to pick up his fifth year option or they're going

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to have to pay him 60 plus million a year. And

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at this point, I would venture to say the Texans

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are probably going to let this thing play out

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all the way to the end. Now, with that being

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said, the question we all need to ask ourselves

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is stack or shed. And I would venture to say

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stack. And the reason why I say that is because

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this is a very loaded roster. I would venture

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to say this is the best roster in their division.

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You have all the things that you need in order

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for this team to be successful and to go on a

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long playoff run, maybe even go to the Super

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Bowl and win the Super Bowl. All you need is

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for C .J. Stroud to elevate his play. If you

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can play like how Sam Darnold played last season,

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that is enough for the team to make it to the

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Super Bowl. Because Sam Darnold wasn't spectacular

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last season. Sam Darnold really didn't start

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cooking until he made it into the playoffs. If

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you don't believe me, look at the stats. The

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stats don't lie. The play don't lie. The tape

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don't lie. All right. Now, with that being said,

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when we look at their draft picks, they have

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their first. They have two seconds, a third,

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two fourths, two fifths, and a seventh. Now,

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we all know the Texas GM loves to be fluid when

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it comes to the draft. Sometimes he'll trade

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up. Sometimes he'll trade down. Sometimes he'll

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trade away some picks to get a player. He likes

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to do it all. All right. But the question is

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this. Do you believe there is a position of need

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on your team right now that requires you to be

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aggressive and trade up? Or do you feel complacent

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on how your roster is right now and you can trade

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down? And speaking of that, the one move that

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I would do is entertain trading out of the first

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round. And the reason why I say that is because

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this draft class isn't a draft class where you

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need to take somebody in the first round. Instead,

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this is a draft class that you can see how the

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board falls and you can trade out of the first

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round and still get a high quality player. The

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Broncos have been looking for a high quality

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wide receiver. And this is a wide receiver class

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that's really good. But they said, you know what?

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We want the proven tech. over the potential talent.

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And that makes sense. So if you're the Texans,

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I would trade out of the first round. I would

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play around in the second and third round, maybe

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use the fourth or fifth round to, you know, add

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some depth and maybe some competition for, you

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know, for certain positions. And then I would

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just go from there. Because at this point, what

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do you really need on this roster? You have Will

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Anderson. You have Daniil Hunter. You have your

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quarterback for now. You have your wide receivers.

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You have your running back. You have your offensive

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line. The only position that I would say the

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Texans... probably need to address is interior

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defensive line. But even then, there's not a

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lot of high quality prospects that they can go

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after. Unless you go after Caleb Banks, unless

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you go after Daryl Jackson, unless you go after

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Dante Corleone, or you make a move for Lee Hunter,

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there's no need for you to allocate a first round

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pick on a defensive tackle, especially when you

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know that some of these defensive tackles may

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fall. There's a good chance that Caleb Banks

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may fall because he has a fracture in his foot.

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There's a good chance that Lee Hunter may just

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be a high -end second -round pick. There's a

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good chance that Dante Corleone, Daryl Jackson,

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Zane Durant, and all those defensive linemen

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may still be available in day two and day three

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of the draft. And I want to put y 'all on game

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real quick. There's a lot of teams right now

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that are preparing for the 27 draft class because

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a lot of people believe that the 27 draft class

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is going to be another spectacular draft class

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because you have people such as Jeremiah Smith,

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Ryan Williams, Lenore Sellers, Archie Manning

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possibly. So really think about this for a second.

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If you're the Texans, it's better for you to

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just trade down, recoup some picks for this draft

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class as well as the 27 draft class to position

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yourself. to make a major move if you want to

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do it in 27 or in 26 at the trade deadline instead

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of just taking somebody that you're really not

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high on in the first round looking at the texans

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cap situation they have 28 .5 million now that

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number can fluctuate a little bit because we

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all know they're going to pay will anderson and

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we all know that they're probably going to save

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a lot of that money for the draft but my question

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is this If you're the Texans, do you try to be

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players in that second and third wave of free

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agency? Because there's a lot of notable players

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that are still available. You can go after Cam

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Jordan if you want to. You can go after Deebo

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Samuel. You can go after Jawan Jennings. You

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have a lot of options, but only time will tell.

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