Battle Red Radio

As I enter the next stage of my life, I have worked at being more selfless. Trying to provide more for others. Chip in whenever I can. Bring up those around me. Create instead of take. These are all positives. The pluses are romanticized in our society. Yet there is something to be said about not being a negative. Rather than drag the rest down with your own filth, creation, and fear of decimation, being strong and stable and keeping your head down while you do what you need to do has value too. So, rather than drag others down to hell with me to discuss the Texans 31-37 loss to the Bengals, I played Mike Meltser, and did it all myself. And, yes, the men in white lab coats are my new best friends. Why did you ask? It seemed like a valid question at the time. On this episode of Battle Red Radio, Matt Weston discusses the Texans one possession win-loss record, Deshaun Watson’s newest great game, the Brandin Cooks dilemma, Houston’s skeleton offensive line and Laremy Tunsil’s value, Keion Crossen waving his arms