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I was really interested in a specific comment C.J. Stroud made about his role in the Texans offense yesterday. Plus, more reaction to Sunday's win over the Colts, a look around the NFL in week 13, and oh boy...what a Friday for college football in Texas.

It wasn't pretty. This team rarely is. But they're in great playoff position and just a game out of first place as they attempt to win the AFC South for a third straight year!

For all the normies out there, David Nuno ( @TexAgsTV ) & @RaheelRamzanali explain the Texas v Texas A&M rivalry before Friday's showdown.

C.J. Stroud is expected to be ready to go for Sunday's showdown against the Colts in Indy, BUT...he's not quite officially ready. Plus, that was a BRUTAL Monday Night Football game to watch...in more ways than one. And Shedeur Sanders mania is upon us!

Texans fans...I think you got greedy wishing for a Kansas City win. Plus, a deeper dive around the NFL since the Texans were sitting this Sunday out. Who won Sunday? And who lost??

It's not a debate. They've got the NFL's best defense. It's one of the best we've seen in YEARS. We'll talk ALL ABOUT the Texans upset W over Buffalo: the good, the bad, and the weird. Plus, a look at all the games that affect Houston's playoff positioning this weekend...and more!

Is this the same juggernaut Bills team of the past few seasons? Or do the Texans - with a backup QB under center for the fourth straight game - have MORE than a chance tonight?

They're going to need to to pull off the upset win tomorrow. Plus, a hilarious sports scandal gets more and more funny, the softest people in sports this week, AND the shine seems to be wearing off...

It's looking less and less likely that C.J. Stroud will pass the NFL's concussion protocol in time for Thursday's short week showdown against the Buffalo Bills. Plus, my old radio co-host Mike Meltser stops by to talk about the current state of the Texans. And you've gotta be CRAZY to try this in 2025.

I caught up with long time Houston sports talk show host turned lawyer Mike Meltser to figure out what the hell this Texans team is, if they've got a realistic chance to make the playoffs, and a whole lot more!