While Houston’s Texans seek to complete the alignment before the next season, there is no doubt that the team will be led by the quarter-Arrière CJ Stroud. The Texans with a new offensive coordinator in Nick Caméy, he spoke of working with Stroud and the possible concerns of not launching during the OTA.
According to the Houston Chronicle, it was the second consecutive practice which was open to the media that Stroud did not launch football. Although it is not clear if the star faces a type of injury, Camsy would sigh in relief to fans as he mentioned during his press conference that there is “No concern,” According to NBC Sports.
“Yes, he is locked up at each stage of the way. No concern,” said Campy at his press conference. “I know Demeco [Ryans] has already struck this. Everyone has a specific routine compared to their own routine, specific to everything. Whether it is football, be it athletic training, and this, and it does a great job and it is here and it works. “”
It is important to note that the OTAs were voluntary practices, but it was present and went through heating and exercises that made it hand the ball to the runners.
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While some have planned the contractual situation of the Texans signator, he probably focuses on the right 2025 campaign after a second season which was down compared to his recruit year. However, Campy would talk about how Stroud could have more to manage this next season, which is good for his bright future.
“The more you can do, the better you will end up being,” said Campy. “He wants to have the ability to be able to control.
“This does not happen overnight. It is sure,” continued Campy. “It’s rehearsal. It is comforting with the offensive. He works hard. He did a good job. We will continue to develop this. ”
Last season, Stroud launched for 3,727 yards to accompany 20 affected and 12 interceptions, leading Houston to a 10-7 file, which was good enough to win the South AFC division. Therefore, they seek to improve in 2025 when they opened the next season against the Rams of Los Angeles on Sunday, September 7.
