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There's a lot of talk about Sherrone Moore's felony home invasion and domestic stalking case potentially making it harder on future Black coaches. To whatever degree this may be true, Brandon Scott says we shouldn't be having this conversation in front of company (as he does so in front of company), really to point out how racism exists before and after Moore. He is not the cautionary tale, nor should the burden of "curing" racism ever be on whoever is under its boot. 

Also, B.Scott gives his takeaways from the Diddy documentary on Netflix, specifically threading the needle on Tupac's killing in 1996.

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Veteran sports journalist Kim Davis joins Brandon Scott to discuss the Houston Texans' season, how they've turned it around and what still needs to improve. They also discuss this historic defense that's allowed them to win five straight games. 

Plus, what's going on with Houston-area native Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles? And should it have really taken this long to identify Shedeur Sanders at the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback?

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The Houston Texans handled business on the road against the Kansas City Chiefs with a 20-10 win on Sunday Night Football. The defense was relentless and offensively, they made plays when they really needed them. Brandon Scott goes over the defensive battle and the Texans taking the lunch of the former AFC powerhouses. They beat the Ravens, Bills and Chiefs all in one season. 

Also, stay tuned for B.Scott's player of the game toward the end of the episode. 

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Brandon Scott goes over the keys for the Houston Texans to beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night, even though he's not picking them to do so.

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Brandon Scott reacts to the Texans' 20-16 win over the Indianapolis Colts. 

- C.J. Stroud in his return from a concussion
- Defense saving the day once again
- Overcoming some odd decisions and play-calling
- The controversial whistles (and lack thereof)
- A promising road ahead

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Brandon Scott, who grew up a Texas fan, is not here for the whining and politicking to get them into the College Football Playoff. If they make it, congratulations, but they don't necessarily "deserve" to get in just because they dared to open the season on the road against Ohio State. 

B.Scott explains why these arguments are embarrassing. He also weighs in on the Lane Kiffin vs. Ole Miss spectacle that was kind of hilarious, professionalism be damned.

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Reed Sheppard had 31 points on TWENTY-FIVE (!!) shots in the Rockets' win on the road against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night. Brandon Scott didn't even want to get his Thanksgiving started without talking about it first.

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Brandon Scott takes an early look at Texans-Colts storylines, including the pressure quarterbacks C.J. Stroud and Daniel Jones are facing; the coaching matchups; and revisiting the Texans' path to the playoffs. 

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Now the Texans are in business. After winning three straight games, including Thursday night's 23-19 thriller against the Buffalo Bills, there is a clear path to the postseason for the Texans. 

Brandon Scott breaks it all down here in the live show. Be sure to subscribe to the page if you haven't already. You can also find us on Apple, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts.

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The Texans host the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football, without starting quarterback C.J. Stroud for their third straight game. ESPN's DJ Bien-Aime joined B.Scott on the podcast to discuss the state of the .500 Texans, sitting at 5-5 going into this pivotal game against a tough opponent on a short week. 

Are the Texans just mid? Are they actually good? How's Nick Caley doing as first-year offensive coordinator? What about some of their new weapons, both young and old? Where do they fall in the AFC wild card race pecking order. 

They discuss all of it here.

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