Are Texans another entry into the QB market?

The Gipper

This implies that in addition to the Browns/49ers/Bears/Jets/Cards that the Houston Texans may also be in the market for a new QB, even as high as rounds 1 or 2.

https://sports.yahoo.com/m/98536851-ff9c-3fdc-97f3-c70eb5d0f7f1/ss_owner%3A-after-brock.html

So....again, take my word for it. QBs will be at a premium in this draft.

hoorta

@the-gipper said:

This implies that in addition to the Browns/49ers/Bears/Jets/Cards that the Houston Texans may also be in the market for a new QB, even as high as rounds 1 or 2.

https://sports.yahoo.com/m/98536851-ff9c-3fdc-97f3-c70eb5d0f7f1/ss_owner%3A-after-brock.html

So....again, take my word for it. QBs will be at a premium in this draft.

Dear Front office, please take note of picking up and paying a ton of money for a QB with a limited resume. You listening boo? Osweiler is untradeable and uncuttable.

jiggins7919

The Texans are yet another cautionary tale of signing a "veteran" QB after he performs admirably with a talented team. This is what makes the Garoppolo idea so painful to entertain. That being said, I still feel he'd be the best option for our team, and I don't think he's anything close to Brock. Brock struggles with accuracy, has a slow release, and just looks different than JG. Conversely, JG looks to be accurate, quick with his feet, and displays solid pocket awareness. It's just hard because JG played for a talented team as well, so playing for the Browns is about as different as it gets.

gftChris

They'll give Brockweiler and Savage another year. I'd be quite shocked if they draft someone in the first round. They're now going to suffer the same as the bears have for so long with Cutler.

(Elway looking like a genius again btw)

Tour2ma

Agree... and fish for a Day 2 or 3 prospect, but they are not going to be aggressive Day 1.

The QB talent is simply not in this draft to set off an early feeding frenzy. Worse yet for this QB class, it's at other positions.