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Read MoreSeeing as we’re all cooped up at home, my family and I want to see if we could do something to help the needy and underprivileged in Houston.
I’m a pretty good home cook and I’d be happy to cook some meals for the people who need it most. I’ve contacted soup kitchens but they are all closed till further notice from the city government.
I was wondering if there’s anyone on Reddit who knows someone out there who’s either helping those in need or in need themselves. I’d love to help. I live in the Montrose area and I would be happy to pack and deliver the food to somewhere within a 20-30 minute drive.
Any ideas ?
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During the three weeks League City police had the authority to fine residents and business owners who violated the state’s stay-at-home order, police responded to nearly 100 calls, records show.
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Read MoreHe came into the league and had a decent rookie season with a thousand yards from scrimmage and 12 total touchdowns. We all know he then lit the league on fire his second year. 2017 he dislocated his hand/wrist week 1 and was out the rest of the season. The rest of his career injuries were a sprained MCL, a dislocated finger, sprained ankle, and a sprained hamstring his rookie year. None of those injuries have long term effects an a players running ability like a torn Achilles or something similar. 2018 the Cardinals terrible offense was lead by Josh Rosen and the team went 3-13. DJ still nearly broke 1000 yards rushing, nearly 500 yards receiving and 10 total TD’s.
Then there’s last year:
Wk 1: 18/82 yrds, 4.6 ypc – 7/55 rec yrds, 1TD.
Wk 2,3,4: the team was blown out by Baltimore, Carolina, and Seattle where they abandon the run.
Wk 5: 17/91 yrds, 5.4 ypc – 5/65 rec yrds
Wk 6: 12/34 yrds, 2.8 ypc, 1TD – 8/68 1 Rec TD
Wk 7: He sprained his ankle. Their other two RB’s were hurt as well so they needed help. They’re able to pick up Drake with a 5th-6th compensatory pick.
I can’t really explain what happened the 2nd half of the year last year, but don’t believe it’s a stretch that Drake was just a better fit for Kingsbury’s air raid offense. Either way, I do believe OB will use DJ as a workhorse the same way he tried to use Foster before he kept getting injured. DJ also says he’s got that chip back on his shoulder, so I have hope he plays like it. I hate that we lost one of my favorite players in Hop, but take emotions out of it, and I can see what OB is trying to do. I’m willing to see how it plays out before giving up on this team. But God help our defense and pass rush.
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Am I missing something with Tashaun Gipson? Seemed like he played well this past year so was interesting to hear OB mention safety as a draft need during the conference call. Would we really look at Delpit or Winfield Jr. at #40 given we already have R…
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