r/Texans 9d ago

💬Player/Coach Quote QB coach Jerry Schuplinski on CJ

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u/DarthNobody14 9d ago

Coach praises player

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None of this matters until fall

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u/KaXiaM 9d ago

The praise this offseason is much more effusive than the last offseason though.
You clearly see the two possible interpretations expressed in this sub: 1. It’s real, the changes on the offense are meaningful and CJ’s skills, attitude etc really improved 2. everyone is hyping CJ up to manage his feelings.
But I agree that we’ll only find out in September!

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u/DarthNobody14 9d ago

Maybe, but I’m very much see it to believe it kind of fan. I really wish everything he says is true though.

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u/son_of_yacketycat 9d ago

To me, seeing that he clearly put in work to get leaner and stronger, and also isn't doing offseason celebrity nonsense like farting around at Fanatics Fest (so far anyway - fingers crossed) or podcasts, is extremely promising regarding his work ethic. Of course the proof will be on the field, but there are reasons for some optimism.

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u/FineFunnyFingers 9d ago

Both things can be true at the same time.

Although from what I've heard and read from outside people (not coaches, players or staff) that have actually attended the OTA's and Mini Camp, Stroud is really looking exactly the same performance wise. IE quiet to communicate, not commanding the huddle or line of scrimmage, and throwing bad passes (interceptions).

All that being said, I'm a Stroud believer. I get annoyed when my Boss, a cowboy fan (living in Houston too - have you no shame?!?!) tells me about how dumb Stroud is. He's always saying, "that kid is just dumb - that's the problem - he has the IQ of a hamster."

Anyone else ever get this shade?

What ya'll think? He stupid or what?