Texans Morning Huddle: J.J. The Action Star, Joseph Extended

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Arnold Schwarzenegger Says J.J. Watt Should Be the Next ‘Terminator’ – By Katie Richcreek of Bleacher Report

"Arnold Schwarzenegger thinks J.J. Watt should be the next T-1000 Terminator, and we agree.The former Mr. Olympia and California governor invited the Houston Texans defensive end to play T-1000 in the franchise’s next installment:The two met at the CMT Awards last week. They seemed to be big fans of each other, documenting their encounter on social media:"

Johnathan Joseph, Texans agree to two-year contract extension – By Tania Ganguli of ESPN

"The Houston Texans have good cornerback depth and are making sure that doesn’t change anytime soon.The Texans solidified their cornerback corps by inking Johnathan Joseph to an extension that runs through 2017. Scott Halleran/Getty ImagesThe Texans have agreed to a two-year extension for cornerback Johnathan Joseph, a source said. Joseph still had one year left on a contract he signed in 2011, and is now under contract through the 2017 season. The deal is worth $22 million with $11.5 million guaranteed.Joseph began his NFL career with the Cincinnati Bengals, and signed with the Texans during free agency in 2011. He helped reverse a defense that ranked dead last in pass defense, allowing more passing yards than any other team in 2010. In 2011, after adding Joseph and defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, the Texans allowed the third-fewest passing yards in the league."

What We Learned From Houston Texans Mini-Camp – By P.D. Starr of State of the Texans

"With OTAs and Mini-Camp, there has been a solid foundation set for the 2015 season. So what did we learn?– The Texans are practicing faster due to the knowledge of the system on both sides of the ball. The level of competition is clear at the majority of the position groups, which is by Bill O’Brien’s design. The efficiency of the team has been evident because the team looks more comfortable having to not think so much on the field. They are playing football, exactly as O’Brien has envisioned since he took the team over.– The quarterback competition should carry into the start of training camp and possibly in the the first pre-season game. There have been many things contributing to both Ryan Mallett and Brian Hoyer’s up and down play. With both quarterbacks switching between personnel, their timing is off, causing some bad looks offensively for both quarterbacks. The two have looked solid when they are working with the first offensive group, and have alternated each practice, so each gets equal time with all of the Texans personnel. Even though each had hot and cold days, Mallett and Hoyer are polar opposites in terms of skill sets. The one who ends up being the most consistent will be the signal caller week one."

Minicamp terminated, so Texans see Terminator – By Drew Dougherty of HoustonTexans.com

"The final day of Texans minicamp was terminated. So J.J. Watt and his teammates went to see the Terminator.The final day of Texans minicamp was cancelled on Thursday morning. The 2012 and 2014 NFL Defensive Player of the Year tweeted that the “Squad headed to check out an early screening of Terminator Genisys thanks to @Schwarzenegger #IllBeBack”.In the video, Schwarzenegger makes a plug for Watt to be the next T1000 if and when another Terminator movie is made. The defensive end has dabbled in acting over the last few offseasons, with cameo roles in television shows like “The League” and “New Girl”.Watt and the movie star clowned around at the CMT Music Awards, as the duo impersonated Schwarzenegger in a cell-phone video.“When you get to do an Arnold impression with Arnold, life doesn’t get a whole lot better than that,” Watt said on Wednesday."

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