Quote:It's not saying much to lay claim to beating the Jaguars regardless of the starting QB under center. Teams aren't measured by whether they can beat teams as poorly led as the Jaguars have been the last few years, teams are measured by how they do against other good teams. I seem to recall the texans looking pretty weak against Alex Smith and the Chiefs last year, and I don't think having Osweiler would have changed that outcome.

The Texans defense actually looked pretty good in that game IMO. The problem was that every time they stopped the Chiefs, Hoyer would just give it right back to them (he had like 5 or 6 turnovers that game I think). Plus the opening kickoff return for a TD did not help the situation either.


The Texans got humiliated in that game almost solely due to the QB play (Hoyer).


If Osweiler can just manage games and not be a turnover machine, the Texans may be in good shape (altough, as a Jags fan I hope not).

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