It seems you simply can’t get away from the doom & gloom predictions for the 2021 Houston Texans. First, the schedule came out and no one gave Houston a shot at being anything but utterly awful. Next, the Vegas oddsmakers determined the Texans weren’t good enough to have the edge in one single game all season.
Amidst the loss of J.J. Watt and Will Fuller V, the pending loss of Deshaun Watson, the all-time amount of roster churn, the deleterious impact of Kyle McEasterby, and the sham of “competition”, it’s not hard to understand where the dreary outlook comes from, however.