HOUSTON, TX – It was too good to last. The Texans, as recently as last week, seemed eager to implement their new strategy to resolve the chaos enveloping this team since the end of the off-season, or really, since the day that the-then-head-coach and the-then-and-current Executive Vice President of Football Operations decided that it would be a stellar idea to streamline the front office positions that tackle the personnel decisions like a combined general manager. The vaunted “Quit Doing Stupid Things” strategy seemed to have some potential, with various cuts and strategic depth resignings.
Totally Not Fake News: Back to the Drawing Board
