The Sean Salisbury Show

Tracking back to last week, the Texans took on Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets in an early kickoff as the two hosted Thursday Night Football against one another in which the Texans fell 21-13. Expecting the return of Nico Collins this week, the Texans are still a bit optimistic about their season now as they prep to take on a solid competitor being the Detroit Lions this week. Now without Stefon Diggs for the remainder of the season and the trade deadline closing for the year across the league tomorrow at 4:00PM, many raise question as to what may the Texans may do if anything, to help. Needing another receiver to add to the roster to fill Diggs spot, as well as looking amongst the production regarding the offensive line can we expect the Texans to make any moves before tomorrow afternoon?

Wrapping up Week 9 a bit earlier than the others across the league, C.J. Stroud and the Texans took on Aaron Rodgers and the Jets yesterday evening on Thursday Night Football in a bit of an horrible scene it was to watch as the Texans go down following a final score of 21-13. Without Nico Collins and with Stefon Diggs going down for the remainder year, the Texans rolled into Thursday's game a bit light in depth against Aaron and the Jets. Still having issues upfront regarding the offensive line, the Texans allowed eight quarterback sacks followed by eleven quarterback hits in their game against New York. Aaron Wilson joins and discusses the Texans flaws last night as well as what to be on the look for as we inch closer and closer to the trade deadline.

Looking across the league lots of teams have endured a bit of a controversy in their clubhouses regarding their most important position on the field, being the quarterback position. Attention has been drawn to the QB position specifically relating to many young quarterbacks that are on active rosters; not suffering from an injury but blatantly not doing too well in regards to the production aspect of things. Young, favorable, and talented QBs have made great headway into the league but haven't quite stepped into their full potential as an NFL QB. Quarterbacks like Bryce Young, Justin Fields, Zach Wilson, and recently Anthony Richardson have all been benched in relations to their poor performance the first opening weeks of the season. Looking to the outliers like C.J. Stroud and even rookie Jayden Daniels making a statement many pose the question, does the NFL have a quarterback development issue?

Looking back at Houston and the city's success over the years regarding just the sports world of things, the city has achieved a lot in talks of teams moving and being placed here in the city of Houston. From historic teams, to flashy colors, and memorable names have all been a huge contributor  to the the city of Houston's sports success over the years. Looking ahead and even currently, Houston looks pretty well rolling into the future regarding the city's teams looking well enough to compete for national titles across all three sports in baseball, football, and now even basketball. Sean and Brian pose the question to listeners what type of city can Houston be labeled as, is it a baseball one with the Astros? Basketball with the Rockets? Or Football with the Texans?