February 2, 2004 Gone in a Flash by Keith Weiland HoustonProFootball.com Despite figuring out a way to grant media access to roughly 3,000 people, the league somehow found a way to turn down my simple request to bring Texan fans closer to the Super Bowl. Me: Hey NFL, I need a press credential. NFL: We … Read more
Quick Slant | HoustonProFootball.com September 12, 2006 Time Out? by Ric Sweeney HoustonProFootball.com Monday morning’s headline in the Houston Chronicle’s NFL section read, “They didn’t see it coming.” Really? They didn’t? Because I did. Last weekend, in fact, when the team cut Robaire Smith and Seth Wand. Those moves were the latest in a long … Read more
HoustonProFootball.com profiles Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
HoustonProFootball.com profiles Howard Green, DT
Crossing our X’s and dotting our O’s… HoustonProFootball.com reviews the Texans’ game.
Upon Further Review | HoustonProFootball.com June 1, 2005 Growing or Grasping? by Bob Hulsey HoustonProFootball.com For the first three seasons, the Houston Texans have been doing a lot of addition without much subtraction. Easily identifiable holes were filled through the draft and free agency without much question that the newcomers were an upgrade over the … Read more
The Advance Scout | HoustonProFootball.com December 30, 2005 With a Reeves Up His Sleeve by Keith Weiland HoustonProFootball.com For much of the season, and really much of the past four and a half years, the spotlight of scrutiny for the success of the Texans has shone brightly upon general manager Charley Casserly and head coach … Read more
HoustonProFootball.com profiles Terrence Holt, S, North Carolina State
HoustonProFootball.com profiles Rod Davis, ILB, Southern Mississippi
June 12, 2003 (Re)Drawing the Line by Keith Weiland HoustonProFootball.com After setting a dubious sack record in their maiden voyage, a record in which the only thing that outnumbered the sacks quarterback David Carr absorbed was the plethora of times it garnered mention by the national media, the Texans have quietly addressed some loquacious concerns … Read more