Texans-Cowboys Preseason 2018: Schedule ,
Game Time, TV Channel, Radio, And Online Streaming This is the final preseason
game of the season. It’s also the one against the Dallas Cowboys. The one that was
cancelled last year because of Hurricane Harvey. Yee-haw , it’s back this year. Texas. Amen,
brother. Here’s how to catch the game.Kickoff Time: 7 p.m CDT on Thursday,
August 30th.TV Broadcast: ABC.Radio Broadcast: Sports Radio 610 (AM), 100.3
(FM), and XM 233. NFL Game Pass also provides an audio streaming service.Online
Streaming: Viewers in the U.S. can use the NFL Mobile app if they have a Verizon
subscription. Anyone else can use the NFL Game Pass subscription service to
watch the game.Opponent Blog: Blogging The BoysTwitter: @battleredblog.Facebook:
Sure, you like us. But do you really, really like us?NFL Network Replay:
Friday ,
August 31st at 7 p.m. CDT.In terms of what we’ll be doing on game day itself,
expect “Countdown To Kickoff” to post at 4 p.m. CDT tomorrow, with the first
open thread for the game posting at 6:45 p.m. CDT. We’ll add live open threads
as necessary, and then we’ll have a post-game reaction thread as soon as the
game’s over.Want to help with a polling project for knowledgeable Texans fans?
Click here.Houston Texans Injury Update: Jadeveon Clowney Expected To Be Ready
For Week One The Houston Texans are set to start training camp in West Virginia
on Thursday morning. Just in the nick of time, hitting a buzzer beater, Jadeveon
Clowney told Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle during his football camp last
weekend that he will be ready for the upcoming season, which does in fact mean
he should be participating in drills when camp begins this week. This
announcement came after a quiet offseason for Clowney. It was an offseason he
began by having “minor” arthroscopic knee surgery and that many observers
believed would include a contract extension to keep him in Houston for several
more years. Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports: Clowney also spoke
briefly about a possible upcoming contract extension. The Texans exercised the
fifth-year option on Clowney’s rookie contract ,
which ties him to the team through the 2018 season. Despite the thought that the
team would ink him to a long-term extension by now, there hasn’t been much
publicly written about the status of negotiations.The only possible indication
so far that the deal could be coming was the Texans’ decision to release Jeff
Allen into the weeds, as that gives the team additional cap room, but the
reality is that Allen’s release was more likely performance-related than
anything else. Clowney had the following to say about his contractual
situation:Whenever Clowney practices doesn’t really matter. What does matter is
that he’s ready for the Patriots in Week One and that the Texans lock the
monster up long-term.
Game Time, TV Channel, Radio, And Online Streaming This is the final preseason
game of the season. It’s also the one against the Dallas Cowboys. The one that was
cancelled last year because of Hurricane Harvey. Yee-haw , it’s back this year. Texas. Amen,
brother. Here’s how to catch the game.Kickoff Time: 7 p.m CDT on Thursday,
August 30th.TV Broadcast: ABC.Radio Broadcast: Sports Radio 610 (AM), 100.3
(FM), and XM 233. NFL Game Pass also provides an audio streaming service.Online
Streaming: Viewers in the U.S. can use the NFL Mobile app if they have a Verizon
subscription. Anyone else can use the NFL Game Pass subscription service to
watch the game.Opponent Blog: Blogging The BoysTwitter: @battleredblog.Facebook:
Sure, you like us. But do you really, really like us?NFL Network Replay:
Friday ,
August 31st at 7 p.m. CDT.In terms of what we’ll be doing on game day itself,
expect “Countdown To Kickoff” to post at 4 p.m. CDT tomorrow, with the first
open thread for the game posting at 6:45 p.m. CDT. We’ll add live open threads
as necessary, and then we’ll have a post-game reaction thread as soon as the
game’s over.Want to help with a polling project for knowledgeable Texans fans?
Click here.Houston Texans Injury Update: Jadeveon Clowney Expected To Be Ready
For Week One The Houston Texans are set to start training camp in West Virginia
on Thursday morning. Just in the nick of time, hitting a buzzer beater, Jadeveon
Clowney told Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle during his football camp last
weekend that he will be ready for the upcoming season, which does in fact mean
he should be participating in drills when camp begins this week. This
announcement came after a quiet offseason for Clowney. It was an offseason he
began by having “minor” arthroscopic knee surgery and that many observers
believed would include a contract extension to keep him in Houston for several
more years. Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports: Clowney also spoke
briefly about a possible upcoming contract extension. The Texans exercised the
fifth-year option on Clowney’s rookie contract ,
which ties him to the team through the 2018 season. Despite the thought that the
team would ink him to a long-term extension by now, there hasn’t been much
publicly written about the status of negotiations.The only possible indication
so far that the deal could be coming was the Texans’ decision to release Jeff
Allen into the weeds, as that gives the team additional cap room, but the
reality is that Allen’s release was more likely performance-related than
anything else. Clowney had the following to say about his contractual
situation:Whenever Clowney practices doesn’t really matter. What does matter is
that he’s ready for the Patriots in Week One and that the Texans lock the
monster up long-term.