Red Monkey

#SWARM #WeAreTexans #HTownMade

[Ian Rapoport @RapSheet]

#Texans WR Tank Dell (knee), RB David Montgomery (groin) and S Jalen Pitre (shoulder) will not travel with the team to London and have been ruled out vs the #Jaguars.

[Dylan Delgatto @DDelgattoNFL]

The #Texans released WR Jared Wayne. Per @AaronWilson_NFL

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

@FlashTheSamurai you’re barking up the wrong tree. im genuinely hoping they do pay him.

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

DAS MY WR B

[Khi✰ @stfukhi]

Nigga didn’t waste no time changing the bio 😭😭

[NFL @NFL]

MHJ in H-Town 🔥 @HoustonTexans

[Houston Stressans @TexansCommenter]

DeMeco Ryans with the ultimate mic drop.

When asked about Marvin Harrison Jr. at the end of his presser after beating the Tennessee Titans:

“You guys wanted to know, huh? Yes, alright, we traded for Marvin Harrison. SEE YA.”

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Trade: the Arizona Cardinals have agreed to trade WR Marvin Harrison Jr. and 2027 7th-round pick to the Houston Texans in exchange for a 2027 2nd-round pick and 2027 6th-round pick, per @rapsheet and me.

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

the trade is in!

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

loving how emotional TLaw is right now 😂

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

this is a great hate watch right now 🤣

[Kendra Middleton @KendraMiddleton]

I am never deleting this app

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

One team that has had Marvin Harrison trade talks with Arizona is Houston, sources tell me and @rapsheet. Houston has been, and is thought to be, square in the mix for Harrison. But as one Texans source said about the team’s interest in Harrison, “I can’t confirm or deny at this time.”

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Texans HC DeMeco Ryans said he now will take over defensive play-calling duties.

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

@MiscreaRichard @2Thersites @DF_UniatePapist shut up, pussy

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

rules for thee but not for me. i hope the challenge falls through or it’ll continue and likely worsen. you rarely even see referees react this way in combat sports.

[Tom Pelissero @TomPelissero]

The NFL Referees Association believes the suspensions imposed by the NFL on two officials following incidents this past weekend were excessive and inconsistent with past precedent. Given these concerns, the NFLRA will challenge the severity of those suspensions and meet with the NFL Officiating Department to discuss the League's disciplinary standards. The association also plans to meet with NFL Players Association leadership to address on-field conduct and the growing levels of confrontation between players and officials.

Statement from Scott Green, NFLRA Executive Director:

“NFL officials have a responsibility to conduct themselves professionally on the field, and the actions in these incidents fell short of that standard. Accountability matters, but that should not result in discipline that is excessive or inconsistent with established precedent.

“Officials are routinely subjected to highly charged interactions and, at times, verbal abuse from players and coaches. While that never excuses misconduct by an official, it shouldn't be dismissed as simply part of the game. The League expects the highest level of professionalism from its officials, and it should demand the same from everyone on the field.

“We will defend the principle that discipline must be fair, consistent and proportionate. Holding officials accountable while ignoring or minimizing the conduct directed at them is neither fair nor an effective way to address this issue. We look forward to working with the League and NFLPA toward that shared goal.”

[taxy ひ @yungtaxevader]

nfl fans so stupid deadass let media gaslight them into thinking stroud not good lmao

[Red Monkey @HTexanss]

drinking @ellalangleymsic peaches and honey, listening to some @DwightYoakam to try and get over last nights loss..

[Commanders Commentary @COMMANDERSofWAS]

This just makes that Diggs OPI call even more laughable

[Ross Villarreal @SportsRV]

I am no defensive guru but my gameplan would involve covering CeeDee Lamb