When Texans coach DeMeco Ryans effusively announced the Marvin Harrison Jr. trade at the postgame podium Sunday (an unusual occurrence to say the least), it was either buoyed by the relief he felt from clubbing the Titans or from the excitement he felt in a deal that could potentially end up as a complete and total fleecing.
While Houston always seemed like Harrison’s eventual destination, thanks to the Texans’ need at wide receiver and the relationship between Harrison and his former collegiate quarterback, C.J. Stroud, it was also surprising to anyone who knows the Texans and the ethos their roster was built on.
