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Mocking The Draft chimes in with their latest prediction. How does it strike you?

A change to the NFL's free agency rules has made what once was considered tampering legitimate.

Does that move portend a return to the team that drafted him in 2006 and released him a year ago?

Will Glover Quin get tagged by the Texans?

Celebrate our great state and what you're doing in the Comment, won't you?

Cast your vote and reveal whether you're a member of Team Diehards or Team Rivers.

Think of it like someone is blowing up a balloon. With money.

Applaud its genius and originality or dissect its absurdity here.

Will he echo everything Gary Kubiak says? Or will he find a different way to say nothing of substance?

The league reportedly wants to, but will the NFLPA agree?

And he's still defending "his guys," no matter what you say.

You might be surprised. In fact, I virtually guarantee you'll be surprised.

I have no doubt a full reveal of their free agency and draft plans is in the offing.

Is it higher or lower than the last estimate? Only one way to find out.

Prepare for the NFL Combine by reading what perhaps the preeminent draft guru thinks about potential Texans by position.

Their selection for the Texans will be met with applause and/or derision.

Probably not a positive development for the ol' draft stock.

The Saturday Night Open Thread makes its triumphant offseason return.

And where are the Texans in relation to it?

It's like the Magnificent Seven, but more speculative and therefore easily dismissed.

Their selection for the Texans is sure to make you feel...something.

Inquire within.

How will that affect the likelihood of him re-signing with the Texans, if at all?

Some birds aren't meant to be caged.

We're just as surprised as you are. People keep coming back, and we thank all of you for it.

Details within.

Details on the 2013 version of the NFL's annual answer to who looks best in their underwear and runs fastest without pads on.

To say that Ben Tate's 2012 season was disappointing would be a gross understatement. He only saw action in 11 games during the regular season, during which he posted a line of 65 carries for 279...

Like there's a Texans fan alive or dead who would disagree with that analysis.

Would J.J. Watt accept free guacamole from Chipotle on his burrito? The answer lies within this video.