I honestly have grown to appreciate these nightly recaps by @AaronWilson_NFL. No trying to be cute or clever. Just a good summary of where the team stands. youtu.be/GkPwXV_48HE?is=21qt…
I understand Tank Dell isn’t the biggest guy, but does Nico Collins and Marvin Harrison Jr not qualify as “beef”?
#Texans coach DeMeco Ryans: 'There's no beef in the receiver room.'
This is, unfortunately, an all-time tweet by Schefter.
Brewers also have the top prospect in baseball in a loaded farm system that, unlike the Dodgers, actually has been producing quality big leaguers.
@LeftFieldLoge is spot on. The Brewers were the class of the NL all year, and are not a team full of aging, declining players.
I know Nick Caley and every coach on the Texans staff knows infinitely more about football than I do, but JT O’Sullivan is such a gifted educator that I genuinely hope the entire offensive staff watches this video together.
This is very good, Texans specific breakdown of what Marvin Harrison might look like with the Texans.
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If these are their 2 options, I could see why the Astros are taking their time with this one.
For this to be a fair trade, Marvin Harrison Jr has to provide the same value as a late 2nd rd pick.
So, based on historical context, Maserati Marv just has to be better than Marlin Klein, Blake Fisher, or Juice Scruggs. #HTownMade
Why Trading for Marvin Harrison Jr is a Smart, Calculated Gamble by the Texans:
• 885 yds/8 TDs as rookie
• $4M cap hit (AZ ate bonus)
• Unlocks Nico on the boundary
• OSU synergy w/ Stroud
When @AaronWilson_NFL says a trade “makes a lot of sense,” history tells us it’s practically already in motion.
The smoke around Marvin Harrison Jr. to Houston has serious legs. Reuniting MHJ with C.J. Stroud would break the AFC South wide open. youtu.be/5ImlbaOba0E?is=jQda…
We need to normalize explaining stuff.
I’ve seen enough people ask that I’ll break down the math.
Brandon Aubrey XP%: 97%
NFL average 2Pt rate: 48%
Key assumptions: You score twice and get stops. OT win probability is 50%
If you kick the XP twice, you have a 95% chance of sending game to OT, 50% chance of winning in OT. 47.5% chance at winning the game.
If you go for two:
Get first, kick XP on second and win in regulation: 46.6% of time, win 100%
Get first, miss XP and go to OT: 1.4% of time, win 50%
Miss first, get second and go to OT: 24.9% of time, win 50% of time
Miss first and second 2-Point: 27.6% of time, guaranteed loss
By going for two, your win probability jumps to 59.8% chance.
So if you guarantee me we get two scores and two stops, you’ll win ~47% of the time kicking extra points, and ~60% of the time going for two.
The reason it doesn’t jive with coaches/fans is because delaying a loss feels psychologically advantageous… but losing in OT vs losing in regulation is the same result
Keylan Rutledge’s breaking down how run blocking actually works in @AaronWilson_NFL video on where four guys do their job perfectly and one missed cutoff ruins the entire play—explains so much about Houston's run game struggles. youtu.be/HK_aWO-ZQco?is=2qyj…
If @AaronWilson_NFL is right, DeMeco taking back defensive play-calling is way more about streamlining pre-snap communication than overhauling the scheme itself. Really helped put the coverage mix-ups and what went wrong against Dallas into perspective.
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Great breakdown here from @AaronWilson_NFL on the latest #Texans injury updates. Massive news with Nico Collins back at practice, plus important updates on Al-Shaair, Clowney, and the trenches ahead of the Cowboys matchup. Essential watch right here: youtu.be/Ifs4DqpaZBc?is=Dth9…





















