WHAT CAN WE DO?

BY MARK HALPERN It’s definitely hard being a Dallas Cowboys fan these days. For the better part of the last three decades, Cowboys’ fans have been promised glory and there have been glimmers of hope over the years but, we haven’t been able to grab that brass ring or in this case a Super BowlContinue reading “WHAT CAN WE DO?”

RUNNING BACK HEAVY MARKET

Over the last decade there have been very different types of free agentmarkets in the NFL. This year however, for the first time in a long timewe have a huge Running Back free agency to look forward too. This freeagent class isn’t any slouch with any of the name that are attached.With the salary capContinue reading “RUNNING BACK HEAVY MARKET”

Pressure’s On

By Mike Rifkin The NFL Postseason is here, and that has fans excited. Players and coaches can create or add to their existing legacies. If Patrick Mahomes loses in this playoff, it does nothing to what he has already accomplished. But what about the other Quarterbacks in the playoffs? This article will number the quarterbacksContinue reading “Pressure’s On”

Houston Texans Season In Review/Offseason Preview

By: Jeff Knapp The Houston Texans ended the 2022 season with a horrible 3-13-1 record finishing last in the AFC and going into the 2023 draft with the 2nd pick and 12th pick from the Cleveland Browns as a part of the Deshaun Watson trade.  The Texans go into free agency with about $41 millionContinue reading “Houston Texans Season In Review/Offseason Preview”

The Best Vacancy

By Mike Rifkin There are currently five head coaching vacancies in the NFL. Vacancies in Arizona, Carolina, Denver, Houston, and Indianapolis. Now for me, there is one job that stands out.  The Houston Texans’ job is the one that stands out. First, I cannot entirely agree with how the front office handled the last twoContinue reading “The Best Vacancy”

Houston Texans Season In Review/Offseason Needs

By: Jeff Knapp The 2021 season for the Houston Texans is mercifully over with a 4-13 record under first year head coach David Culley, who was fired after the season. The team ranked 26th in total passing yards (3630) and receiving yards, 32nd in total rushing yards, 1422 and 30th in total TDs with 31.Continue reading “Houston Texans Season In Review/Offseason Needs”