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Houston Texans morning huddle: Doctson perfect fit

By Randy Gurzi

Oct 29, 2015; Fort Worth, TX, USA; TCU Horned Frogs wide receiver Josh Doctson (9) makes the catch in front of West Virginia Mountaineers safety KJ Dillon (9) during the second half of a game at Amon G. Carter Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ray Carlin-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 29, 2015; Fort Worth, TX, USA; TCU Horned Frogs wide receiver Josh Doctson (9) makes the catch in front of West Virginia Mountaineers safety KJ Dillon (9) during the second half of a game at Amon G. Carter Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ray Carlin-USA TODAY Sports /
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Good morning Houston Texans fans, hopefully you are all enjoying this Sunday morning…even though there still isn’t any football. At least you can still get all the Texans news you need to know right here in the ‘morning huddle!” Enjoy;

Rick Smith: It was ‘right time’ for Texans to jettison QB Brian Hoyer – by Aaron Wilson, Houston Chronicle

"Instead of keeping former starting quarterback Brian Hoyer on the roster in hopes of obtaining a draft pick for him, the Texans opted to cut him Sunday following an exit physical.It was timed one day before the Texans’ launch of their offseason training program. If Hoyer hadn’t been released, he was expected to report for the workouts. He’s been training in town at IX Innovations, which is owned by Abdul Foster, the older brother of former Texans running back Arian Foster.More from Toro TimesHouston Texans: Can Sean Payton really be the next head coach?Houston Texans Draft: Michael Mayer should be a no doubter at pick 12Houston Texans already telling fans the Davis Mills era is overHouston Texans have hand forced, waste no time in firing Lovie SmithHouston Texans: Pros and Cons of keeping Head Coach Lovie Smith"

2016 NFL Draft: Josh Doctson Is Perfect Fit for Houston Texans – by Nick Ziegler NFL Spin Zone

"While Coleman would be a great pick for the Texans as well coming off a 20-touchdown season at Baylor, the size of Doctson is appealing to the next level. Doctson is 6’3” and 195lbs, which would provide Osweiler with a freakishly athletic duo at wide receiver.In three seasons at TCU, Doctson totaled 2,794 receiving yards, 179 receptions, and 29 receiving touchdowns. In his senior season, Doctson made a nice leap forward, as he totaled 78 receptions, 1,326 receiving yards, and 14 receiving touchdowns."

3 from Texans personnel staff retiring after Draft – by Drew Dougherty, HoustonTexans.com

"Senior Personnel Advisor Bobby Grier, National Scout Ed Lambert and College Scout Bob Beers will conclude their Texans careers on May 1."

Next: Texans draft series: DE Noah Spence

"General manager Rick Smith began his Friday pre-Draft press conference by thanking each man and describing his relationship with them over the years."

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