Texans and Ravens caught holding hands in the hallway

Seen passing notes in home room and holding hands in the hallway, the Texans and Ravens are now an "item," league officials say.

"Those Texans get around," Jaguars owner Rich Grisham said. "I should know. The Ravens better get themselves, you know, checked."

Said to be "spreading some germs" to various teams in the league, the Texans have made a point to trade a lot this season, and are continuing the trend with the Ravens today.

Texans give:
Bo Scaife, TE 83
Texans' second round draft pick

Ravens give:
Anquan Boldin, WR 87

"We like what Anquan brings to the team," Texans Owner/Trade Whore Mike Suszek said Tuesday.

"I'm sure we'll fit him in somewhere, alongside Andre, Santonio, and the Playboy (referring to Lenoy Tucker, the Texans' first round draft this season). It never hurts to have more hands on the ball, if you know what I mean." Suszek then began winking at reporters, who promptly left.

Even with the loss of Travis Beckum this season and now the trade of Scaife, Suszek said he's "certain" they'll be just fine at tight end.

Texans have an impressive receiving core now. Question is can Cassel get them the ball?

If the Texans cant, McNabb is available for a first round (or early second round) pick

Chairman7 wrote:Texans have an impressive receiving core now. Question is can Cassel get them the ball?

Coming from the same guy that chastised me for trying to get an elite QB after Cassel had an impressive game. He's sitting at 7th in the league in yards, and has been doing pretty well for me. It's a challenge still, considering his limitations. Andre Johnson was 5th in the league last week in yards, so something's working!

It actually less a question of Cassel's ability & more a problem of having just one ball. You get spoiled for choice and it can mess up your game plan.

Yeah, Matt Cassel, that Superbowl winning QB, he sure is awful...

Chairman7 wrote:It actually less a question of Cassel's ability & more a problem of having just one ball. You get spoiled for choice and it can mess up your game plan.

Oh, that's hardly a problem compared to only having one receiver capable of getting that ball. If I have many options, one will likely be open.

Be careful what you wish for. You just might get it