@JohnnyLavender7@BigSargeSportz@astros_1_fan@danorlovsky7 Comprehension is bliss!🤦🏾♂️ he’s not comparing but speaking facts! CJ didn’t wanna throw it in bounds because lord behold if he threw a pick fans like you would have crucified him.
@TexansCommenter It sounds to me as if CJ is sick and tired of the blame for a horrible OC and the elementary play calling. Whn it goes bad everyone blame him and not the actual cause. I hope he gets out this situation!
CJ Stroud when asked about in game adjustments process on the sideline:
“I always communicate with the coaches & trying to tell them what I see, what I feel or what I want to call. I let them handle that from there, it’s up to them to call it or don’t. I feel like I’ve been pretty communicative of what I would like, what I wouldn’t like, what I feel like is going on in the game. We have a good communication system I believe. I just try to give them things they would want to hear & from there just go on.”
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NOLAN WELLS: OUTRAGE, DISCREPANCIES & THE FIGHT FOR ANSWERS
Ed Choi takes a closer look at the Nolan Wells case, examining conflicting accounts, cellphone GPS evidence and troubling questions surrounding the forensic findings.
In this analysis, he examines the reported discrepancies in witness accounts, the cellphone GPS evidence and the forensic findings that continue to raise questions about the case.
He scrutinises the accounts surrounding Nolan’s movements, including claims about whether he went to McDonald’s, and the significance of GPS data relating to his movements and the boat trip. These details deserve careful examination alongside the grand jury’s findings and the available evidence.
The forensic evidence raises further questions. Both the state and independent autopsies listed Nolan’s cause and manner of death as undetermined, while the grand jury concluded that the circumstances were consistent with drowning. The unexplained blunt-force injuries to the back of Nolan’s head and other parts of his body remain an important part of the discussion.
Nolan was reportedly a capable swimmer. So why has the question of his swimming ability become part of the public debate? Ed Choi also examines the danger of relying on racial stereotypes about Black people and swimming as an explanation for a death whose precise circumstances remain unresolved.
When the evidence raises questions, should the search for answers stop?
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Nick Caserio spent another offseason with a bullshit approach to the offensive line, didn’t add enough depth to the WR room, and then wants to go on Texans Radio and give C.J. Stroud backhanded compliments when he plays well despite the environment around him.
I can’t help but wonder how much the ongoing contract negotiations and Caserio’s own ego factor into some of this.