“Just being around town and mingling with some fans and people like that, it’s been fantastic,” the Texans quarterback said on Monday. “You can really feel the vibe out there, but bottom line there’s a lot of work to do before the season starts.”
Osweiler and the Texans wrapped up their first week of OTAs, and got a lot of work done in the process. It was his first chance to put on a helmet and direct the offense against a defense. While he might not be Emeril Lagasse just yet, he likened the first week of work with the playbook to being a cook.