Aug 1, 2026 · 57 min · 11 segments
Cameron, Charles and Gordon turn their attention to the AFC South. Cameron's back from Canada (don't worry, he's not becoming a Mountie), Gordon's got Airbnb beef, and Charles is freshly tanned from…
Gordon McGuinnessHost
Charles PatersonHost
Cameron HobbsHost
Let's look at the pros and cons of all the other teams, and let's start first of all with the Texans.
Have they finally fixed that offensive line a little bit? Wyatt Teller, Braden Smith, and then Kaylen Rutledge they took in the first round as guard.
It, I mean, obviously time will tell, right? But do we feel it's at least a step in the right direction?
If Taylor is, can re- you know, from his point of view, if he can get back to where he was at his peak with the Browns when they had bang for, you know, pound for pound one of the best offensive lines in football, and then you mention the others as well coming in.
[sighs] I, I just, I look at the Texans and I think all the pieces are there.
You know, they didn't, you know, they, they, they were hugely dangerous all year long, and there's this kind of sleeper thought that they could be the best team in the AFC, partly because of the weak division that they're in.
But they, they're, until they can actually get over the line, you're not gonna, y- you're never gonna get away from these offensive line issues and questions.
And I think if you look at the weapons that they've got, um, they've, they've now...
I think they've got a decent running game now because they've obviously brought Montgomery in, and he will help-
... hugely, and he'll be a good con- you know, contrast to Rudy Marks, who looked pretty good as a rookie.
Um, and then it's a question of can C.J. Stroud not shit himself in the playoffs.
Let's look at the pros and cons of all the other teams, and let's start first of all with the Texans.
Have they finally fixed that offensive line a little bit? Wyatt Teller, Braden Smith, and then Kaylen Rutledge they took in the first round as guard.
It, I mean, obviously time will tell, right? But do we feel it's at least a step in the right direction?
If Taylor is, can re- you know, from his point of view, if he can get back to where he was at his peak with the Browns when they had bang for, you know, pound for pound one of the best offensive lines in football, and then you mention the others as well coming in.
[sighs] I, I just, I look at the Texans and I think all the pieces are there.
You know, they didn't, you know, they, they, they were hugely dangerous all year long, and there's this kind of sleeper thought that they could be the best team in the AFC, partly because of the weak division that they're in.
But they, they're, until they can actually get over the line, you're not gonna, y- you're never gonna get away from these offensive line issues and questions.
And I think if you look at the weapons that they've got, um, they've, they've now...
I think they've got a decent running game now because they've obviously brought Montgomery in, and he will help-
... hugely, and he'll be a good con- you know, contrast to Rudy Marks, who looked pretty good as a rookie.
Um, and then it's a question of can C.J. Stroud not shit himself in the playoffs.
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