Texans gave up the 8th pick?

[theogt]

I don't ever remember a 20th pick getting a 6 year, $48 Million contract though.

That would suggest that Houston values him as more than a 20th pick and therefore got a better deal in their eyes.

 

[stealth]

With a fan base that's ready to win more than they lose, it's hard to tell them that we're gonna start all over again and not with the guy you all wanted last year.

when the heck did the texans get a fanbase?

 

[coogrfan]

when the heck did the texans get a fanbase?

:laugh2: ...not nice.

Seriously, here's a tidbit most of you probably don't know-in five seasons in the NFL, the Texans have never had an unsold ticket. When you consider how awful the team has been, that's pretty impressive.

 

[Muhast]

6 td, 6 ints 52.9 comp % 69.2 qb rating, 3 fumbles, 2 starts total: 17/41 188 yards, 2ints, 0 tds, 41.5 comp %. LOSS. he did play better the second start but they still lost. He went 18/34 3tds,0 ints, 52.9 comp %.

Those stats dont look to impressive, he's a preseason hall of famer. If you'd swap first rounders and give up TWO seconds for a guy who is 0-2 as a starter, with 6 tds, 6ints on his career.... I wonder what Romo would fetch us as a probowler lol.

 

[coogrfan]

Per ESPN, the Texans have released Carr and Domanick Williams (nee Davis).