Awful Announcing
"To see the Jaguars having so much success against us, give them a ton of credit for what they've been able to do and what Liam Coen has been able to do."
"You guys must be the negative ones with the negative stuff."
"I was literally joking."
"I guess being an ex-player doesn’t help analysts make better picks..."
Texans-Seahawks will now air on traditional ESPN platforms after originally being set aside for ESPN+.
"Are you really concerned about our guys, or are you just trying to get something out there?"
"I know, you've got a guy who's breaking down film and he's drawing up the play and you're like, 'that's not my assignment, that's not my job,' and you just threw all this blame on me on national TV."
"He got fined for something he didn’t say … publicly complained. Then got fined for that. What are we doing here?"
"I think Buck and Aikman could've made a bigger deal about a player just shoving his coach."
Two notable penalties stood out.
"When I say everybody, it's everybody."
"Kirk Cousins is gonna be phenomenal on television."
"I don't see helmet-to-helmet at all. That's a big-time penalty."
Head coach DeMeco Ryans and several Texans' players had quite the postgame message for ESPN's Rex Ryan.
"Herbert about to enter the 'Great talent but…' conversation."
"It's just a hell of a feeling."
"Every. Single. Time."
"Guys this must be a mistake, but I'm going to do it anyway."
"This is like if an ex packed up and fled in the middle of the night, but still sent you a holiday card once a year."
The doubleheader averaged 24.2 million viewers on the streaming service, the most-streamed games ever in the U.S.
What if we applied the same logic from the College Football Playoff debate to the NFL after its two Christmas Day blowouts?
Noah Eagle and Todd Blackledge hit a tough spot here, but handled it well.
"That guy’s a clown for hitting him like that."
"Nobody wants to see anybody get hurt, but it is also the reality of a very physical sport that we play."
