Quote:The only team in the division without a true franchise QB will win the division. That is how it is supposed to work, right?

It's way too early to tell how good Brock will be in the long run. As a fan who's been watching the Texans games over and over on my DVR, it becomes clear that he is a confident guy who has no doubt put in the hard work if mastering OB'S offense, but he also needs to speed up his internal clock and not take so many chances with the football.


Either way, I'm not sure how you can say he definitely isn't a franchise QB. So far he is 7-2 as a starter in the league with 13 touchdown passes and 9 interceptions. It isn't much different stat wise than how rookie QB's perform in their first starts. Some have done alot worse, so we will ultimately see.


And besides, I absolutely HATE the narrative that the only way a team is good is if they have a pro bowl franchise QB. That simply just is not true. Does having one help? Of course. But football is no doubt a team game, and it starts at the top with coaching. The Texans have a solid coaching staff and a tough defense, and now have a more explosive(if inconsistent) offense. Brock obviously affects that offense, but he's a prime reason why it's been explosive the first two games-if not for those deep passes to Fuller, the results could be much different right now.

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