Jonas Knox

You ever see the way they look when they come out of the... They just... They make it a point to show the cutaway or the bumps and all that stuff showing the Texans' defensive front when they're coming out of the locker room.

That's a menacing defense to deal with.

I tell my son, every time I see them play, I always screen capture.

I record it and send it to my son, and I say...

this is what you're supposed to work for and look for, look like when you come walking out of the locker room.

And you watch the way that the playoffs went down, and you go, all right, so Will Anderson's going to be here long-term, and it makes sense.

He's gotten better and better and better every single year.

And it's the complete opposite for C.J.

Stroud, it feels like.

He had that rookie year to where everyone looked at that, and it was all of a sudden, man, the Texans landed on one, getting the number two pick.

Bryce Young, look what's happening there.

And since then...

It's just been, I would argue, he's regressed from his rookie season to the point to where now following the playoffs, people are looking around going, I don't know, man.

He seemed like he was the next guy that was going to get the monster contract at quarterback in the NFL.

And now I think there's a lot of people with serious doubts about whether or not he's the guy based on what we saw in the biggest games last year.

Well, it's hard to not come to that conclusion when the last game you've seen him play was the biggest game of the year, and he threw four picks in a loss.

The interesting thing about it is 25.9 guaranteed to him.

The endorsement of your GM in Casario –

All the stars align for C.J.

Stroud to come into this season and play himself into a bigger contract.