(08-23-2024, 10:51 AM)cland Wrote:

(08-22-2024, 12:23 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Thank you, semantics magistrate, for issuing your ruling.

Call it whatever the [BLEEP] you want, but teams look to improve their depth with other team's cast offs every year, and the Jags could do that with a cut from a team that is deep with IOL players. 

As could the tinhorns...

^Good article:  "No matter which way you spin it, the Texans improved and will likely be a Super Bowl contender this season."

But I absolutely expect Nick Caserio to be active, the Texans are pretty thin at the LB and CB (Okudah has been hurt) positions and could use more depth.  DT which was one of my offseason concerns looks pretty good, no star players but a lot of vets that should get the job done.  If there's value I could see them add a G for depth, luckily Kenyon Green (former 1st rounder) looks to be healthy and is finally playing up to his draft slot.

I would say the biggest unknown/weakness is the running game.  They haven't lined up with their starting 5 OLmen (sounds familiar, yeah?) and Mixon in the backfield.  Through the preseason they kept playing Pierce as a starter, and he has IMO played himself off the team (after having a full season and 2 training camps he looks lost in the zone running system.)  Luckily, they acquired Cam Akers in the summer and despite the fact he's torn both achillles he looks pretty darned good, but he's clearly an injury risk.

--The Semantics Magistrate