It’s almost laughable that any of us expect a Monday morning after a Houston Texans game to be anything other than disappointing. The Texans coaching staff seem entirely inept, the roster is full of holes, the gameplan seems to be “pull the goalie early and often” and the losses are piling up like traffic on 290.
Yet, time and again we find ourselves hoping for some miracle that shows the team is competitive.
But, that hope is wasted in 2022.
Now, instead, we’re forced to push that hope into the 2023 offseason, where Nick Caserio can take the draft capital and salary cap space to build a better team.