HOUSTON — For the last three seasons, the Houston Texans organization has taken some significant hits in the court of public opinion.
First, it was Bill O’Brien, the former coach and general manager calamity involving the trade of DeAndre Hopkins, one of the most productive wide receivers behind Andre Johnson in franchise history. O’Brien sent him to the Arizona Cardinals for a bag of peanuts and popcorn.
Okay.
It was for David Johnson and two picks, but you get my point.
After the Texans fired O’Brien, the next in line to help ruin the organization was former executive vice president of football operations, Jack Easterby, who, along with O’Brien, came from a New England Patriots system that was hailed “Patriots Way.”
We would later find out that the only “Way” was in whichever direction former quarterback Tom Brady threw the ball.
I digress.