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➖Devin McCourty (Devin McCourty) and Chris Simms (Chris Simms) give insight on Texans new OC & OL Coach 🗣️ “[#Texans OL Coach] Cole Popovich (Cole Popovich) came in and was under [#Patriots OL Coach] Scar. He was supposed to take over New England.. He now, who was with [Texans...

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21,967 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Millhouzze1 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans Exactly this Bobby was over there drawing up shit in the board that looked cool

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Estadio Deportes1 год назад

#ExtraCancha Y QUE SOPORTEN 💅 El movimiento de Trump para imponer aranceles extra sobre México trajo consecuencias a pesar de haber sido aplazado. Entérate qué pasará aquí. 👇 #Aguacate #SuperBowl #SuperBowl

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nmoon891 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans Definitely agree about the O line. To me watching them it was never the players that were terrible snd missing blocks(except for kenyon green) it was the scheme. So many times they shifted away from the blitz or just never had enough guys on the side of the defense to block

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Balltruther1 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans

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Nawfside_Bully1 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans 🔥🔥

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K-Specs1 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans Why yes, I would love to watch this clip again 😂‼️

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Sleepylu21 год назад

@larryinstafford @devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans Oh shyt..... they said the "S" word!!! Gayt dayumn ot let's phucking GO!!!! COME ON JULY!!!!!!

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TEXANSonTHREE Podcast1 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans 🏆

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GRAFFA_OH!1 год назад

@devinmccourty @CSimmsQB @cole_popovich @HoustonTexans Hopefully Nick Caley can Translate some of that success into This Offense.

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J.J. Watt talked about this play on the Texans broadcast and how Nick Caley said in their talks that C.J. Stroud was the one who thought of adding the post to that play. Such a plus to have a OC-QB duo like this who actually will adapt along with a smart/cerebral QB.
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J.J. Watt talked about this play on the Texans broadcast and how Nick Caley said in their talks that C.J. Stroud was the one who thought of adding the post to that play. Such a plus to have a OC-QB duo like this who actually will adapt along with a smart/cerebral QB.

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Texans C Jarrett Patterson just confirmed what I’ve been preaching: the run game took off late last year because we leaned into GAP scheme over zone in his discussion with Marc Vandermeer & John Harris That 15-play, 82-yard drive vs. KC (10+ mins) and the 2 games before? All gap-heavy. He credits Cole Popovich for the change. DeMeco said we needed “one voice” in the OL room. That’s why Popovich replaced Strausser. Slowik’s wide zone never fit our personnel — we had big, physical linemen, not agile zone movers. Took nearly 2 years to adjust. I tracked it all season: our best rushing games came when gap runs outpaced zone. Now with Popovich running the OL and Nick Caley as OC, this offense projects to feature even more gap scheme. Caley was brought in to help McVay make that same zone-to-gap transition. He and DeMeco have both emphasized building the offense around your personnel — not forcing square pegs into round holes like Slowik did.
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Texans C Jarrett Patterson just confirmed what I’ve been preaching: the run game took off late last year because we leaned into GAP scheme over zone in his discussion with Marc Vandermeer & John Harris That 15-play, 82-yard drive vs. KC (10+ mins) and the 2 games before? All gap-heavy. He credits Cole Popovich for the change. DeMeco said we needed “one voice” in the OL room. That’s why Popovich replaced Strausser. Slowik’s wide zone never fit our personnel — we had big, physical linemen, not agile zone movers. Took nearly 2 years to adjust. I tracked it all season: our best rushing games came when gap runs outpaced zone. Now with Popovich running the OL and Nick Caley as OC, this offense projects to feature even more gap scheme. Caley was brought in to help McVay make that same zone-to-gap transition. He and DeMeco have both emphasized building the offense around your personnel — not forcing square pegs into round holes like Slowik did.

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➖DE Charles Omenihu says he would rather play for the #Eagles than the #Texans.. He must not know his former Texans DL Coach Bobby King works for the Eagles now 🤔 🗣️ “Coach [Bobby] King was the d-line coach but, should’ve never been our d-line coach. I’m so glad I can talk so freely about this cause it’s like, there’s nothing they can do to me. None of them coaches. I don’t need them. I done proved myself now.”
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➖DE Charles Omenihu says he would rather play for the #Eagles than the #Texans.. He must not know his former Texans DL Coach Bobby King works for the Eagles now 🤔 🗣️ “Coach [Bobby] King was the d-line coach but, should’ve never been our d-line coach. I’m so glad I can talk so freely about this cause it’s like, there’s nothing they can do to me. None of them coaches. I don’t need them. I done proved myself now.”

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Cole palmer is very intelligent, he’s magic. At first i thought he was not that good, but now that i play with him, he’s different… Cole will make it in the Brazil team, in Brazil we don’t have the likes of Palmer… sometimes he’s quite but one second he can change the game” — Joao Pedro talking about Palmer on Rio Meets

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