2 Harsh Truths About the Houston Texans’ Immediate Future (It’s Not Good)

Now, you know, some ups, some downs, you know, we're attaching that we're not like just all the crap that he threw out there.

So for him in particular, I did a video about this earlier and it's the same deal.

So him individually individually.

it is he's not going anywhere.

The comfort level that he had at the podium yesterday would show you that.

See, whenever somebody that is in a position that is on the hot seat and they know that they've got to come hat in hand and be like, I haven't done enough, but you know what? I'm the right guy for the job.

I will be able to turn this thing around.

And maybe that comes at the end of the season.

Who knows? But Nick Casario, everything that he was feeding to us yesterday, he's feeding the exact same BS to Cal and Hannah.

And he's telling them, Oh, you know, everything's just fine.

We're just not tackling very well.

We're giving up explosive plays.

Oh, our offensive line, you know, they're almost right there.

And I mean, we've got 11 guys.

As I said on my radio show on Tuesday, that's almost like a rich person during an apocalypse having all of the monetary wealth in the world.

It doesn't matter.

It's not going to do you any good.

And if any of those guys were really any good at this point, wouldn't we see them on the field with this offensive line? It's not going to matter.

The other part that is really not going to sit well with Texans fans, but I'll just say it what it is.

I think D'Amico Ryans and Nick Casario having the tone of their answers yesterday told you something that's not good for this season.

They're punting on this season.

They do not believe that this team is good enough to be able to turn this thing around.

and you've got 10 games left in the season.

And I know what some people are going to say next week if they beat the Chargers.

Hey, you were 3-5 last year.

Now, you know, some ups, some downs, you know, we're attaching that we're not like just all the crap that he threw out there.

So for him in particular, I did a video about this earlier and it's the same deal.

So him individually individually.

it is he's not going anywhere.

The comfort level that he had at the podium yesterday would show you that.

See, whenever somebody that is in a position that is on the hot seat and they know that they've got to come hat in hand and be like, I haven't done enough, but you know what? I'm the right guy for the job.

I will be able to turn this thing around.

And maybe that comes at the end of the season.

Who knows? But Nick Casario, everything that he was feeding to us yesterday, he's feeding the exact same BS to Cal and Hannah.

And he's telling them, Oh, you know, everything's just fine.

We're just not tackling very well.

We're giving up explosive plays.

Oh, our offensive line, you know, they're almost right there.

And I mean, we've got 11 guys.

As I said on my radio show on Tuesday, that's almost like a rich person during an apocalypse having all of the monetary wealth in the world.

It doesn't matter.

It's not going to do you any good.

And if any of those guys were really any good at this point, wouldn't we see them on the field with this offensive line? It's not going to matter.

The other part that is really not going to sit well with Texans fans, but I'll just say it what it is.

I think D'Amico Ryans and Nick Casario having the tone of their answers yesterday told you something that's not good for this season.

They're punting on this season.

They do not believe that this team is good enough to be able to turn this thing around.

and you've got 10 games left in the season.

And I know what some people are going to say next week if they beat the Chargers.

Hey, you were 3-5 last year.