Eight Isn't Enough for Team Texan Anymore

  Jim McCurdy CBSSports   HOUSTON—The feel around team Texan is one of upbeat optimism. All's good on the homefront, minus one cornerstone cornerback holdout. All the draft choices are signed, all are getting their assignments down. People within the organization and even those who've slowly become indirectly part of this Texans' family have a collaborative connection—a bond that continues to become tighter as the days toward the season shorten. Welcome to Houston Texans' football. Installment number eight.  Problem is, eight truly isn't enough.  For the past two seasons, eight is the number the Texans have been moderately linked to. Offensive guard Chester Pitts, who's been with the organization since its inception in 2002, has higher expectations this year. He and everyone else. "This year, there shouldn't be many teams better than us," Pitts said on a day he wo...