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The NFL offseason has entered yet another stage.
We ve gone through the frenzy of free agency. The drama of the NFL draft. The revelry of rookie minicamp (OK, that one was a stretch). And now it s time for the outstandingness of organized team activities.
And…I broke alliteration.
Kidding aside, it s an important time for NFL teams: The first gathering of new arrivals and old standbys. For rookie players, it s the first opportunity to interact on the practice field with their veteran counterparts. For new coaches, it s the first chance to install new schemes and put their stamp on a franchise.
May 25, 2021
The Houston Texans enter the 2021 season with plenty of improvements to make after falling to 4-12 last season. However, despite significant roster, front office and coaching changes since the turn of the year, some NFL critics believe the Texans are set for another dismal campaign.
In his 2021 NFL Power Ranking, Pro Football Talk s Peter King has placed the Texans at the bottom of the league at 32. Here is his reasoning:
Could this change if Deshaun Watson plays, say, eight games for the Texans?
Slightly. But Houston won four games with Watson last year, and the team is significantly worse than a year ago. The franchise has the feel of an expansion team, with Tyrod Taylor scrambling for his life behind a shaky line while keeping the seat warm for Davis Mills, who may or may not be the quarterback of the future, handing to 30-year-old Mark Ingram, throwing to 31-year-old Randall Cobb . .. and somehow trying to score occasionally in the thirties. Because that’s
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