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Conor Orr is a clueless git.
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Darnold and a shedload of top end picks and I’d be tempted
Not the same impactWhat about a barnload instead of a shed?
You’re like my twin. Harry? I’m in same boat re McNair and Friar EasterbyI'm pretty loyal but if we lose Watson due to some religious influenced twat with no qualifications, I'm out. Was a big Warren Moon fan, Oilers were the first team I ever saw on TV, so was an Oilers man until I lost interest in the late 80's. Got back into it about 10 years ago and latched back on to Houston.
Josh McCown is a huge Born Again Christian or Christian. Its obvious whats happening here. Easterby is turning Houston into Jonestown
Jesus was born in a barn though.
Come join me at the Lions....they eat the kneecaps of ChristiansI’m out
The Bench 97.5's Lance Zierlein reports Texans executive Jack Easterby is "still making calls to agents on behalf of the team and is very much involved in the football side."
In other words, chaplain, character coach, etc. Easterby is still behaving like a football guy/general manager. Easterby and the Texans had claimed this would not be the case after Nick Caserio was hired to lead the front office. Every Texans fire over the past 18 months has originated from Easterby's office, and he seems intent on starting more. Letting a character coach essentially run the organization into the ground is one of the more baffling, surreal front office developments we have seen in North American sports this century. The Texans need to get this fixed if they are to have even a one percent chance of keeping Deshaun Watson.
SOURCE: Lance Zierlein on Twitter
Jan 31, 2021, 12:04 PM ET