Johnson and Watt Honored by HLSR
Today the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo honored two Houston Texans by naming Andre Johnson and J.J. Watt the Grand Marshals of the 2012 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Downtown Rodeo Parade. After what was the best season in Texans franchise history, both Johnson and Wattt have been asked to lead this major Houston event.
The Presdient of the Rodeo had this to say about theirâ...
Via State of the Texans
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Matt Schaub’s Wife Has Better Season than Matt
Over 26,000 votes were cast for Football’s Hottest Wives in the annual competition sponsored by Fantasy Football Sideline and Fantasy Baseball Dugout. Matt Schaub’s wife Laurie repeated as the champion by overtaking an early lead by Julie Dorenbos, wife of Eagles Pro Bowl long-snapper Jon Dorenbos. Wayne, Pennsylvania – For the second consecutive year, [...]
Via College Fantasy Coach
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SOTT Draft Profile: Shea McClellin
The next few weeks here on State of the Texans we will be doing some draft profiles of some particular players who could possibly fit into the Texans plans. We are not going to try to piece together scouting reports, but we enlist help of bloggers who actually cover the respective player and their school.
We talk to Kevan Lee from OBNUG, a Boise State Broncos blog on SB nation...
Via State of the Texans
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TWO TIMER: Laurie Schaub Named Football’s Hottest Wife 2011-12
Over 26,000 votes were cast for Football’s Hottest Wives in the annual competition sponsored by Fantasy Football Sideline and Fantasy Baseball Dugout. Matt Schaub’s wife Laurie repeated as the champion by overtaking an early lead by Julie Dorenbos, wife of Eagles Pro Bowl long-snapper Jon Dorenbos. Wayne, Pennsylvania – For the second consecutive year, [...]
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Houston Texans: Who Should Be Their Top Free Agent or Draft Day Target?
There are many words that could be used to describe the season that the Houston Texans had in 2011.
In many ways it can be looked at as a success as the team had many first time accomplishments. This was the first time in franchise history that they made the Playoffs. It was the first time that that they won the AFC South Division, and finally, the 2012 NFL Playoffs marked the first...
Via Football Nation
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Houston Texans: Most Pressing Offseason Needs
HOUSTON TEXANS: MOST PRESSING OFFSEASON NEEDS
By Lou Lando
The Houston Texans completed their most successful season in their short ten-year history. They reached the Playoffs for the first time, eventually bowing out in the second week of the postseason after losing to the Baltimore Ravens.
If star players Matt Schaub, Andre Johnson and Mario Williams had not missed a large...
Via Football Nation
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How Close are the Texans?
With the 2011 season in the books, the NFL now switches into one of the most exciting times of the year, the offseason. This is where teams try to find answers and fix issues from the previous year, and find the magical formula for the 2012 season. There is some time until teams report for training camp, something like 7 months, not to mention the free agency period and NFL draft...
Via State of the Texans
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SLICE OF LIFE
Working at Pizza Hut humbled Watt
Texans defensive end J.J. Watt says he worked at Pizza Hut in between college stints, and he says the job helped shape his character.
Via Pro Football Zone
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Texans DE J.J. Watt says working at Pizza Hut made him the man he is today
One of the reasons the Texans’ defense transformed from a horrible unit into a formidable one last season was the play of rookie defensive end J.J. Watt. Watt, whose season was capped off by an amazing interception that helped secure a first-round playoff win over the Bengals, finished the year with 5.5 sacks and 56 tackles. His future looks very bright, and according to...
Via Larry Brown Sports
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Arian Foster wants to stay in Houston
Houston Texans running back Arian Foster will be a restricted free agent this offseason and there’s no doubt he wants to remain in Houston.
Foster did an interview with Sports Radio 610 on Radio Row in Indianapolis.
“It’s out of my hands,” Foster said. “It’s not under my control. The Texans are going to make the best move for their organization and their team, and...
Via Pro Football Zone
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6 days ago
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6 days ago
J.J. Watt Is All Over Miss America, Laura Kaeppeler
Houston Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt, Miss America Laura Kaeppeler and yours truly all have two things in common.
1. We’re awesome. 2. We’re all from Wisconsin. So suck on that, *******!
Yeah, frankly, we were just as surprised as you when we found out Miss America was a Wisconsin girl, but it’s true and you’ll see why when you take a look at Kaeppeler...
Via Busted Coverage
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7 days ago
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7 days ago
Texans turn page as Kubiak coaches Pro Bowl
Gary Kubiak coached the winning team in the Pro Bowl Sunday evening, which doesnt say a lot about Sunday evening, but says at least a little about Kubiak and the state of professional football in Houston.
It says the Houston Texans coach had the third-most impressive coaching performance in the AFC this season, which means he had the fifth- or sixth-best coaching performance in...
Via Fox Sports Houston
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10 days ago
Texans Have a Problem – What to do With Williams and Foster?
The Texans have a big task ahead of them before the start of free agency, and that will be to try and get OLB Mario Williams inked to a long-term deal.
The team will also do what they can to get running back Arian Foster inked, but he will be a restricted free agent, so there’s some time to spare in a deal with him.
The Texans can’t afford to carry Williams at $22.9 million...
Via Texans Gab
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15 days ago
LETTING GO
Will Texans let Williams walk?
The Texans' defense didn't miss a step without its star Mario Williams, so much so that the team may let the former number one overall pick hit the market this offseason.
Via My Sports Rumors
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17 days ago
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17 days ago
Mario Williams Done in Houston?
Houston Texans outside linebacker Mario Williams is set to hit the free agent market this coming offseason. The question is, will he be back in Houston in 2012?
After Williiams’ season ended prematurely with a torn chest muscle, both Connor Barwin and Brooks Reed did a great job at outside linebacker, which means the Texans may not need him anymore.
Barwin doesn’t believe...
Via Pro Football Zone
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23 days ago
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