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Nick Caserio might be in the market for a quarterback one day soon, but could simply just take on over as QB1 for 2026?
One would argue that his accuracy is better than C.J. Stroud's with just a single throw.
Caserio appeared on ESPN's "Pat McAfee Show" live from the Lucas Oil Stadium at the NFL Scouting Combine and was tasked his throwing a ball through a hole for the charity of his choosing. The only caveat? It had to be a sprial.
Well Caserio, a former quarterback at John Carroll University, had to show the crew that not only does his team own McAfee's Indianapolis Colts twice a season, but he also still has enough left in the tank to drop jaws and look the part of competent signal-caller.
Here's a clip of Caserio drilling the target on live televison.
No, the Texans aren't trading Stroud entering Year 4. No, there's no plan for Houston to find a new quarterback in the future.
But if the offensive line could be fixed and the run game is stable, could the GM get a few passes in a live game? It's not out of the question.
This article originally appeared on Texans Wire: Texans GM Nick Caserio looks like QB1 after interview on Pat McAfee
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One would argue that his accuracy is better than C.J. Stroud's with just a single throw.
Caserio appeared on ESPN's "Pat McAfee Show" live from the Lucas Oil Stadium at the NFL Scouting Combine and was tasked his throwing a ball through a hole for the charity of his choosing. The only caveat? It had to be a sprial.
Well Caserio, a former quarterback at John Carroll University, had to show the crew that not only does his team own McAfee's Indianapolis Colts twice a season, but he also still has enough left in the tank to drop jaws and look the part of competent signal-caller.
Here's a clip of Caserio drilling the target on live televison.
No, the Texans aren't trading Stroud entering Year 4. No, there's no plan for Houston to find a new quarterback in the future.
But if the offensive line could be fixed and the run game is stable, could the GM get a few passes in a live game? It's not out of the question.
This article originally appeared on Texans Wire: Texans GM Nick Caserio looks like QB1 after interview on Pat McAfee
Continue reading...
