“It was hard to walk in there after a game like that, whether you’re a coach or a player and understand that whenever you’ve given everything you possibly have and you don’t get it done, it’s a very tough pill to swallow.
“It’s easy to not say anything. I think the important thing is that you do talk about it, and you let everybody know you’re committed to what’s going on. And that’s what he did, and he continued to do it in meetings. It hurts, but we’re a strong group. We’ll rally.”
The Texans are 2-2, and are placed third in the AFC South division behind the 3-1 Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts. But panic shouldn’t set in yet, as they should easily be 3-1 with the football world focusing on how they dismantled Seattle. Instead, their quarterback has quit Twitter, fans are burning jerseys and the Texans are no longer elite until next week.
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