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Originally Posted by chuck
We'll know more after next week, but right now it nowhere near unreasonable to argue that the Texans are the worst team in the league. I watched the Jets the other day. I know Buford did too since they were playing his favorite team. Are the Texans better than the Jets? No. I'm watching the Giants now. Are they better than the Giants? No.
I mean, the games on the schedule with any sort of possibility of a win are the Jags and the Lions. The Texans aren't as good as either of those teams. The more futility the team shows on the field and the more and more obvious it becomes that Cal has zero intention of making any sort of significant change, the players will just simply quit. They haven't totally quit yet, but they're getting close.
If they get their asses handed to them next week, I don't know how anyone stops the snowball.
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Bob McNair always looked like he cared about being a respectable team more than he cared about being a winning team. When Kubiak made us a laughingstock, patient Bob fired him midseason. He let him stay after repeatedly failing to win, but making us a joke was a fireable offense. In a few weeks the national media will latch onto the fact that we're the worst team in the league and we don't have our own picks, and we will be a joke. We might be the biggest joke ever at that point. I can't ever remember a team in the top 5 of the draft who had traded away their first 2 picks ahead of time. The media will jump on that harder than they jumped on the Hopkins trade. Hopefully Arizona will be in the playoff race to throw salt in the wound.