PLAYERS:
Tony Romo,
Arian Foster,
Andre Johnson,
Dez Bryant,
Miles Austin,
Jason Witten,
Owen Daniels,
J.J. Watt,
Antonio Smith,
Sean Lee,
Brian Cushing,
Demarcus Ware,
Connor Barwin,
Johnathan Joseph,
Brandon Carr,
Glover Quin,
Danieal Manning
TEAMS: Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys
TEAMS: Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys
With all the talent that comes out of Texas and goes on to become professional football players for various teams I began to think about the two professional teams we have now. I wondered if I could create an “Ultimate Texas Team” consisted of nothing but professional football players that are currently playing who would I pick? Well, seeing how we only have two professional teams in Texas in the Houston Texans and the Dallas Cowboys how would I build it and who would I pick?
To start I must clear my head of my Texans bias just long enough to build this team in order for me to clearly pick the best players for this team. If you know like I know the Texans would dominate this team’s lineup just based on my bias. With that being said I would start with the offensive side of the ball and this is how my team would unfold.
Offense: Texans scheme
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