Texans morning huddle: More Madden predictions, McNair backtracks

It’s Saturday morning Texans fans, and that means we only have one day until it is game day. The Houston Texans are 2-4 and tomorrow they face the Miami Dolphins who are sitting at 2-3.

Which team will get one step closer to a .500 record? Well today in our news links the popular video game Madden may have the answer. Check out this, and other news below. Enjoy;

Texans owner Bob McNair rescinds contribution to anti-HERO group – by Aaron Wilson and Katherine Driessen

"Houston Texans owner Robert McNair has asked opponents of the city’s controversial equal rights ordinance to return a $10,000 donation he made to the group last week, according to a statement.McNair, a noted GOP donor and billionaire, said in a lengthy written statement Friday that “to my great dismay, Campaign for Houston made numerous unauthorized statements about my opposition to HERO.”"

Texans, Chargers offer up their versions of Drake’s ‘Hotline Bling’ – by ESPN

"Fans of Drake have had their share of fun remaking the rap star’s latest video “Hotline Bling” which was released earlier this week. From recasting the video as an intro to an ’80s sitcom to creative short Vines, Drake’s dancing in the video has inspired the Internet.Friday, the San Diego Chargers and Houston Texans joined the fun. The Chargers tweeted a video asking followers who has the better dance moves, Drake or the Chargers’ players and fans."

Texans’ offensive line has paved the way for DeAndre Hopkins’ hot start – by Tania Ganguli, ESPN

"It had all the makings of a catastrophe.An offensive line constantly shuffling, in part due to injuries, in part for the quest to find the right combination, with a shuffling quarterback situation to boot.Instead, the Houston Texans’ offensive line has not only held up, it has paved the way for receiver DeAndre Hopkins’ hot start."

Madden Matchup: Texans at Dolphins – by Eric SanInocencio, HoustonTexans.com

"The curse is over.After three straight weeks of Madden 16’s predictions turning out backwards on the actual field, the game finally got one right last week. Even the score they predicted was pretty close to what happened. Take a bow Madden.Despite, shall I say, uncertainty about last week’s article and prediction (you can read the comments here), the game accurately put the Texans in a W column, and in a big way. Madden’s 41-9 score wasn’t too far off from the actual 31-20 final, especially if you consider that Jacksonville scored a late touchdown to make the score appear closer. Well done."