Will Anderson Jr. and the Texans’ defensive stars believe they’re close to the franchise’s first Super Bowl ⭐🏆
@ConorOrr spends time with a ragtag group chasing the greatest units ever
“There's a time and place for everything.” Azeez Al-Shaair
From being one of eight children raised by a single mother, to fighting through adversity to reach the NFL, Azeez Al-Shaair has never taken the easy road.
As our Training Camp tour continues, we stop in H Town to chop it up with Azeez who gets real about his upbringing, Muslim faith, identity, and the moment that changed everything—the Trevor Lawrence hit that led the world to judge him by one play.
He opens up about nearly losing football, the mental toll of being misunderstood, and how DeMeco Ryans helped him through one of the darkest moments before earning a leadership role on the Texans defense alongside a fierce Houston group.
A conversation about faith, resilience, accountability, and finding your identity beyond one moment.
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@BigSargeSportz You are not alone Sarge. CJ did some uncharacteristic things in the playoffs but he was not awful all year. Those circumstances can’t be overlooked in a team game!
'It's great,' new #Texans edge Jadeveon Clowney said in a telephone interview. 'It was a family decision. It wasn't about the money it was about chasing my legacy and chasing a Super bowl. I've got a lot of game left and want to contribute.
'I was excited about paying with those guys (Will Anderson Jr., Danielle Hunter), too . Good defense and I can help contribute and good chance to chase a Super bowl. I know what it looks like I can help this squad.' @KPRC2@KPRC2RandyMc
@BigSargeSportz If he doesn’t know and have no words for it, stop talking about it. The tears were not about being fired but about others acknowledging him for representing his community.