The Morning Fix: Texans already favored to win their season opener and more
Good morning Houston! The 2017 Houston Texans schedule is out which means we’re getting closer to next season.
In case you’ve been living under a rock and haven’t seen the Texans’ schedule, here it is.
The Texans also keep checking out wide receiver prospects.
Here’s some more Texans’ news:
Houston Texans 2017 Schedule Prediction: Team Finishes 10-6; Wins AFC South [House of Houston – Brian K. Patterson]
That’s wishful thinking. Not sure if I agree yet. I’ll be releasing my predictions shortly.
Houston Texans NFL Draft 2017: Make A Push For Forrest Lamp? [House of Houston – Brian K. Patterson]
Texans don’t need Lamp who’s a guard. They need an offensive tackle.
Texans open as 4-point favorites over Jacksonville in Week 1 [Texans Wire – Jeff Risdon]
I wouldn’t expect this line to change much, if at all.
Texans draft profile: NC State safety Josh Jones [Texans Wire – Jeff Risdon]
Jones could be an option for the Texans.
2017 Houston Texans game-by-game predictions [ESPN – Sarah Barshop]
More from Toro Times
- Houston Texans Draft: Michael Mayer should be a no doubter at pick 12
- Houston Texans already telling fans the Davis Mills era is over
- Houston Texans have hand forced, waste no time in firing Lovie Smith
- Houston Texans: Pros and Cons of keeping Head Coach Lovie Smith
- There is just one way the Texans can lose the No. 1 pick
Early home games, including three in a row, on Houston Texans’ schedule [ESPN – Sarah Barshop]
This means the Texans will have more road games later in the season. They’ll have to win the homes games early on.
Tired of 9-7 Texans seasons? Try 10-6 on for size in 2017 [Houston Chronicle – John McClain]
Here’s some NFL news:
DeShone Kizer: I have Tom Brady’s brain in Cam Newton’s body [Pro Football Talk – Michael David Smith]
If that is the case, Kizer should be the first overall pick.
Jim Harbaugh: Kaepernick’s protests should be celebrated [Pro Football Talk – Mike Florio]
I tend to agree. Our country is free and freedom of speech is a big part of that.
No prime time for Jaguars or Browns this year [Pro Football Talk – Darin Gantt]
I wonder how the Jaguars and their fans feel about this.