Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images We hope you are enjoying the celebratory nature of day, while remembering the reason why it is on the calendar. This weekend signifies some key things to America. On one hand, it is regarded as the unofficial start to summer. Many schools (grade school/college) ended (or are about to end) their spring/year terms and students return … [Read more...] about Some Memorial Day thoughts from Battle Red Blog
Houston Texans that would be perfect for Olympic Flag Football
Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images Who should represent the Battle Red in LA for the 2028 Olympics? The NFL just approved players for the 2028 LA Olympics in an honestly shocking unanimous vote by the owners. While the USA are unshockingly first in the world flag football rankings, the inclusion of the NFL’s best talent can’t hurt in the inaguagural season of the sport … [Read more...] about Houston Texans that would be perfect for Olympic Flag Football
Poll: Which Houston Texans position group still needs help?
Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images 1 guess should be obvious We’ve made it past the initial free agency surge and the 2025 NFL Draft. At this stage, the 2025 depth chart is coming into focus. It’s easy to say the roster is built for this season with a few minor adjustments still coming. Teams don’t usually make big, blockbuster trades at this point in the year. … [Read more...] about Poll: Which Houston Texans position group still needs help?
Houston Texas Rookie Film Analysis: Jaylin Noel
Texans newest slot receiver possesses scary speed and frightening How did Iowa State’s set the tone on the first play of the 2024 season? With a 55-yard heave to Jaylin Noel in double coverage. That set the tone for an almost 1,200-yard receiving season and eight touchdowns to go along with. The Houston Texans newest third round receiver boasts incredible play making ability … [Read more...] about Houston Texas Rookie Film Analysis: Jaylin Noel
Value of Things: The Missing Piece
Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images Could a once great back be the missing piece of the offense? One of my favorite books growing up was a book titled “The Missing Piece” by Shel Silverstein. In fact, I use it now as a teaching tool when I work high school retreats at my church. Obviously, the story has a lot of deep themes that we really shouldn’t get to here, but the title seemed … [Read more...] about Value of Things: The Missing Piece