Five ways the Texans are in better shape now than a year ago.
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The Houston Texans are a 4-13 team that is picking third in the draft next month, so inherently there is a lot of work to do and a lot of improvement to fulfill just to get back to respectability, let alone compete for championships. With the trade of Deshaun Watson finally done, though, it does feel like a cloud has been lifted, and we can begin to reasonably take inventory of where the franchise is compared to a year ago.
The fact of the matter is that, in many relevant areas of staffing and roster building resources, the team is better off now than they were in March 2021. Nick Caserio, overall, has done a decent enough job trying to get this looking like a normal rebuild again. It was THAT bad under Bill O'Brien.
Of the things that Texans fans should feel better about now than they did a year ago, here are the most crucial five elements:I'll start with the only mistake which falls into the category of"Caserio cleaning up his own mess." We have no idea how much of hiring Culley was Caserio's decision, and how much influence the McNairs or Jack Easterby had, but it is on Caserio's ticket.
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