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The Texans moved down one spot in the 2020 draft, but coach Bill O’Brien doesn’t think that means he’s moving down in his overall assessment of the roster.
“I don’t think you’re going to get the entire picture of the roster by going No. 24,” O’Brien said Monday, via Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle. “There are some free agents that might be available, but there are some other positions that are not great. So I think that’s part of the game. We’ve got a lot of work to do. We’ve got to do it at warp speed. There’s no time to sit around and wait. We’ve got to get to work. We’ve got to get in the gym. We’ve got to get on the practice field. We’ve got to continue to grow. That’s the only way we get better.”
O’Brien’s evaluation of the roster doesn’t necessarily match the one from his old Patriots coach, Bill Belichick. Belichick was famously for sitting down at the quarterback and cornerback tables and debating the specific needs of each position. O’Brien didn’t have that luxury last year, but he does now.
Still, it’s the culmination of a football offseason that’s been very good for the Texans. They brought in five offensive linemen in free agency, which was the most of any team, and made a strong impression with the moves they made to go after Deshaun Watson. They also dealt their first- and second-round picks to move down in the draft.
That’s a lot to turn around in just a few months, but there’s plenty of time for the Texans to do it.Q:
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