Houston Texans Thread 2021 - Caserio Picking Up The Pieces

[Playaz Eyez]

 

[Mike_Pipeson]

 

[Flex Luger]

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

 

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Jacob Martin....Jacob Martin folks...

 

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Conley was an unsung hero last night. He batted away 2 sure fire TDs and at least 1 major conversion. Dude was excellent in JJoe’s spot.

 

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[Flex Luger]

 

[Rich Spirit]

Hope Fuller will play

 

[Chip Skylark]

#chiefskingdom

 

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Ahhhhhh Chris Clark didn’t play the rest of the game cause of a concussion. I knew it had to be something major for them to actually get that piece of trash off the field.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Saturday’s Bills-Texans AFC Wild Card game averaged a 15.2 rating and 26.34 million viewers across ESPN and ABC, the highest for the early Saturday Wild Card window since 2014 on NBC (Chiefs-Colts: 16.0, 27.58M). Including coverage on ESPN Deportes, it averaged 26.41 million.

The Texans’ overtime win, which peaked with 35.45 million from 8-8:15 PM ET, increased 13% in ratings and 14% in viewership from last year (Colts-Texans: 13.5, 23.11M) and 17% and 19% respectively from 2018 (Titans-Chiefs: 13.0, 22.18M).

In particular, ABC averaged a 10.5 (+7%) and 18.13 million viewers (+8%) and ESPN a 4.7 (+30%) and 8.22 million (+35%).

Not counting the Super Bowl, it was the most-watched NFL game on the ESPN family of networks since at least 2001. The previous high was 26.32 million for a Falcons-Packers Wild Card game on ABC in 2003. It was the networks’ top sporting event of any kind since the 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship (Alabama-Georgia: 28.44M).

Locally, the game averaged a 26.0 rating in Houston. Figures in Buffalo were not immediately available. Nashville was the top neutral market at a 23.5, followed by Kansas City (23.5), Norfolk, Va. (20.7) and Austin, Tex. and Philadelphia (20.2).

It averaged a combined 6.9 rating in adults 18-49 (+5%) and a 5.1 in adults 18-34 (no comparison available).

Both of Saturday’s games hit six-year highs. The Titans-Patriots nightcap delivered the largest Saturday Wild Card audience, regardless of timeslot, since 2014.

Looks like people lied both about not watching the NFL and not watching the Texans.

 

[Spence]

Saturday’s Bills-Texans AFC Wild Card game averaged a 15.2 rating and 26.34 million viewers across ESPN and ABC, the highest for the early Saturday Wild Card window since 2014 on NBC (Chiefs-Colts: 16.0, 27.58M). Including coverage on ESPN Deportes, it averaged 26.41 million.

The Texans’ overtime win, which peaked with 35.45 million from 8-8:15 PM ET, increased 13% in ratings and 14% in viewership from last year (Colts-Texans: 13.5, 23.11M) and 17% and 19% respectively from 2018 (Titans-Chiefs: 13.0, 22.18M).

In particular, ABC averaged a 10.5 (+7%) and 18.13 million viewers (+8%) and ESPN a 4.7 (+30%) and 8.22 million (+35%).

Not counting the Super Bowl, it was the most-watched NFL game on the ESPN family of networks since at least 2001. The previous high was 26.32 million for a Falcons-Packers Wild Card game on ABC in 2003. It was the networks’ top sporting event of any kind since the 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship (Alabama-Georgia: 28.44M).

Locally, the game averaged a 26.0 rating in Houston. Figures in Buffalo were not immediately available. Nashville was the top neutral market at a 23.5, followed by Kansas City (23.5), Norfolk, Va. (20.7) and Austin, Tex. and Philadelphia (20.2).

It averaged a combined 6.9 rating in adults 18-49 (+5%) and a 5.1 in adults 18-34 (no comparison available).

Both of Saturday’s games hit six-year highs. The Titans-Patriots nightcap delivered the largest Saturday Wild Card audience, regardless of timeslot, since 2014.

Looks like people lied both about not watching the NFL and not watching the Texans.

NFL will stop sleeping on us and give us a few more prime time games next season. Especially since the Pats and Cowboys should suck next year.

if we were smart we would have JJo pair with Reid on 2 high safety looks and let Conley keep cooking in JJos normal spot. Keep JJo on the bench and sub him in for whatever Lonnie would be doing on nickel/dime looks. He still sees the field well he just isn’t fast enough anymore to gamble on interceptions.

 

[Flex Luger]

 

[CACtus Jack]

NFL will stop sleeping on us and give us a few more prime time games next season. Especially since the Pats and Cowboys should suck next year.

if we were smart we would have JJo pair with Reid on 2 high safety looks and let Conley keep cooking in JJos normal spot. Keep JJo on the bench and sub him in for whatever Lonnie would be doing on nickel/dime looks. He still sees the field well he just isn’t fast enough anymore to gamble on interceptions.

Where did you hear that rumor?