Other stuff.

So I don't know why this continues to be the case.

And this is my fault.

I blame myself for it.

But I posted that that morphine photo of C.J. Stroud turning into Matt Schaub.

And I said the more things change.

And that started getting retweeted by people and people started responding to it. And the overwhelming consensus I've gotten from people. Now, mind you, it was a joke. I was just trying to think of someone who the Texans have had in the past. It was known for fucking up in the playoffs, throwing interceptions. Matt Schaub's career ended with like seven straight games with a pick six or whatever it was. Like, it's a joke. The number of people that have revisionist Matt Schaub history who are now like, oh, wait a minute, Matt Schaub would have won that game. Like, first of all, it's a stupid argument. But like, I wasn't trying to debate which quarterback would have won the game, but people want to come at me with Matt Schaub would have won that game, no doubt.

I mean, Matt Schaub has no history of winning anything significant at all.

But, like, somehow that became the argument.

Brother, I lived in Houston, and I worked on sports radio there for over a decade of my life.

And I was there for the height of the Matt Schaub,

Aryan Foster, Andre Johnson, Brian Cushing, JJ Watt era of the Houston Texans, Gary

Kubiak era, Wade Phillips era. I lived it. You can't come to me with your revisionist bullshit

history about Matt Schaub.

Like all of a sudden now people are really into Matt Schaub acting like he was some sort of underappreciated wizard of the quarterback position.

He wasn't. He was what he was.

Now, I will give you this.

I think that, I wouldn't say it was underappreciated, but I think when you go back and you look at that era of quarterback play, which was far superior to the quarterback play we see now.

I mean, we're talking legends, right?

You could argue quarterback play now is just shit, right?

But that's back when men played the quarterback position.

Brady, Manning, Breeze, the other Manning to a degree.

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