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Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud fianlly arrived for Monday's game at the Seattle Seahawks, and fans mostly had love for his pregame outfit.
The former Offensiev Rookie of the Year and one-time Pro Bowler wore a drab beige longcoat over a bkackshirt and silver pants and black suede boots. He also hid his eyeglasses on and carried a heavy black bag:
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There was an outpouring of reactons to it:
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@HoustonTexans SHERLOCK HOLMES?!?!? Brother boutta investigate on how we gonna take this dub back home🙏🙏🙏 LETS GO CJ!!!
@HoustonTexans No Mariners hat?
My nigga can't dress to save his life lmaoooo my dawg tho
C.J. Stroud makes iPhone analogy when describing Texans offense
After a pair of 10-7 seasons and AFC South titles, C.J. Stroud has seen the Texans start slowly over their first five games. Part of the reason was an overhaul that head coach DeMeco Ryans and general manager Nick Caserio made to the corps during the offseason, adding running backs Nick Chubb (free agency) and Woody Marks (draft) and trading away left tackle Laremy Tunsil, among other moves.
But throughout it all, he is still confident in his team's prospects of contending, especially on offense. He said during practice week:
“I think as an offense we understand what fits for us and what doesn’t work. It’s all about just adjusting week to week, upgrading our iPhone, our ideas. So, I’m all for that and I think it’s just been good because we’re able to get some games under our belt where we play good and I just want to keep that going. It’s just every week getting better.”That patience became apparent in the Texans' 44-10 rout of the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5, their last game before their bye week. It was Stroud's first career win against that team in four games, including the playoffs, and he attributed to the distribution of the ball - something that he hopes they will maintain:
“I think we’re starting to find our identity, being versatile. A lot of guys touched the ball against Baltimore, I think that’s a good thing. So, some things we can keep up, keep up our tempo and getting out the huddle, just operational things is good. So, keeping all that stuff up.”Kickoff for the Seahawks-Texans game is at 9 pm CT on ESPN.
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