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Read MoreA government report flagging safety culture at Southwest Airlines is due to come out as soon as the end of the week, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Office of the Inspector General highlighted several concerns about the safety culture of Sou…
Read MoreHouston-based Enterprise Products Partners LP (NYSE: EPD) has promoted its president and CFO to a co-CEO position, the midstream giant announced Jan. 30.
W. Randall Fowler will retain his CFO role while taking on the co-CEO role. Existing CEO A.J. “Ji…
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Read MoreHave you ever wanted to watch ice come to life in a live performance? Well, you’ve got your opportunity because the first-ever Houston Ice Festival will be at Saint Arnold Brewing Company on February 1 from 11 am to 7 pm. Watch as live ice sculpting co…
Read More-Edge Rusher (Chaisson,Lewis,Weaver,Uche)
-OLine (Bredeson,Stenberg,Adeniji)
-Linebacker (Logan Wilson,Malik Harrison)
-DLine (Nick Coe,Raequan Williams, Benito Jones)
-Corner (Shyheim Carter,A.J. Green, Dane Jackson)
-Running Back (Edwards-Helaire,Salvon Ahmed)
-Tight End (Colby Parkinson,Mitchell Wilcox)
-Safety (Jalen Elliot,Antoine Brooks Jr.,Geno Stone)
Position order is the order I think that we should draft in, I used CBS Big Board and The Draft Network for analysis and who I thought would be available when Texans would be picking.
I’m no analyst and the only games I’ve watched are LSU games so take my picks with a grain of salt, position orders are based on what I view as biggest needs. I’m actually fine with our current CBs (except JoJo please retire) and think we would be better off drafting a LB who can also cover. Most of the needs revolve around OLine and DLine ,in my opinion, so i would imagine most of our high picks would be in those positions. If we make some moves in free agency (please Dante Fowler is all i ask for) then I’ll make an updated draft board.
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