Texans grounded Deshaun Watson. It does not make sense, but it worked

It does not seem that Deshaun Watson should even play football Sunday, given his situation. But the Texans did it anyway.

Watson took 12 hours on a bus from Houston to Jacksonville because his injuries to his ribs and lungs are serious enough to make the team's training staff complete. concerned about how the pressure of the cabin on an aircraft could affect the injury.

That's right: Watson was not healthy enough to fly on a plane, according to his own team.

Watson downplayed the injury before Sunday's game during the week, saying, "I did not worry about the injury or anything during the Cowboys game because I did not know what was going on. Nobody did it and last week I was fine. I was allowed to play and I was in good health. "

I certainly hear that. None of us can really know the extent of his injuries. But I would also suggest that if your supposed franchise quarterback is not healthy enough to fly a plane, he probably should not play in a professional football game. You know, a game where he could run in 6'8, 300 pounds Calais Campbell.

Watson entered the game after being sacked 25 times during the season, making it second in the NFL. So, it's not as if the Texans were protecting their franchise quarterback in the first place. Facing one of the most formidable defenders of the league did not seem ideal, given his health problems. He was sacked once, and was hit five times.

It did not matter since the Texans managed to win a 20-7 win over the Jags and escape without further injury to Watson. The match was so bad for the Jaguars that they had to turn to Cody Kessler because Blake Bortles only tolerated bad football.

Watson's numbers were not great. He completed 12 of his 24 passes for a touchdown with a quarterback rating of 43.3. But there were still positives, like this penny for DeAndre Hopkins, who made a stupid good grip on Jalen Ramsey:

Hopkins rushed for 50 yards and a touchdown on Ramsey, showing why, of all quarterbacks and receivers in the league, Ramsey still has nothing to say about Nuk.

Regardless of what you think of Watson, it is impressive not to be able to fly on a plane and win an NFL game.

Bob Wylie is somewhere with cold muscles, not stretched, incredibly proud.

It was a combative afternoon for Eric Reid, Malcolm Jenkins and the Eagles. But the best time came after Reid was able to go to Carson Wentz, and Zach Ertz was shocked by Reid's aggression toward his quarterback.

It did not finish well for Ertz:

One must respect Ertz 's instinct to protect his quarterback here, but that' s certainly not happening well. Reid easily dismounted it, and in that case it was the thought that counted all that Ertz had done. Because Reid threw that ass.

We knew, however, that Reid was ready to smoke all the smoke, especially after this pre-game look:

Reid also had what should have been the sealing interception of the game, but he was knocked down. Whatever it is, he held it from start to finish.

You can read here all about the friction between Jenkins and him, which comes from the Coalition of Players, and their respective implications.

We hear it at least once every Sunday: "It's going to make an effort with EnDZOne!" But that's not quite the case, and it's usually said that the person is jogging faster only in a residential area.

However, on this punt return from Cordarrelle Patterson for a touchdown, it was 100% the case:

Patterson literally entered the end zone. It is also after having managed to give a high-five to his teammate J.C. Jackson.

There has never been a colder conclusion to a 95-yard touchdown than this one.

The biggest catch of the season "WTF LOL OK"

It's probably the most aggressive capture of the season, courtesy of New England patriot Josh Gordon:

There are a few things about this take that make it incredible:

• Gordon actually caught him

• His head hit the ground with an intensity that removed his helmet
• It is not concussed
• He flips the football and grabs his helmet as if nothing had happened
• The Browns did not want this guy lmaoooooooooo

The catch was not a gigantic gain, but another reminder that the Browns had decided to trade it against the Patriots and no other team thought they would stop it.

Adam Stites, a member of SB Nation, has documented the current story that there are extremely aggressive little shoulder pads worn by Michael Bennett. Do a quick search in the Google image for his tablets and you'll see he does not seem to be doing much.

But Sunday's dress seemed extremely small, even for him:

It really looks like a version of a basketball jersey of the Philadelphia Eagles. There is no blanket on the top of the shoulders and even the inside is heading towards his chest.

At this point, he checks a box so as not to be fined. Because if he could play football without carpets, it would seem he would do it.

The Eagles lost to football, but won the other kind

The Eagles entered baseball last season through several games. This year, it seems that they took part in football led by Alshon Jeffery:

It was their best game on Sunday after losing a 17-0 home Panthers lead. They may have to remove these masks of the outsider once again.

When YOU are the successor of The Peter Man

The bar is so low in Buffalo.