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If Logan Hall Balls Out In Houston…

March 24th, 2026

Terrible look if Logan Hall breaks through in Houston.

Two things jumped out at Joe with Logan Hall speaking for the time as a member of the Texans.

(Memo to Cal McNair and Amy Adams Strunk, owners of the Texans and Titans, respectively: Quit jerking people around like the peasants you think they are. McNair, break out your checkbook. Struck, sell the Oilers name to McNair and do what is right for football fans across the nation. Enough of these vapid, empty corporate names like the Texans. The good people of Houston deserve to have the Oilers back. The Texans will never be anything more than a distraction. The good people of South Texas loved the Oilers. Best Struck can do is sell the name back to McNair since her old man ripped the Oilers away from Houston. And Struck, your Oilers jerseys being worn by the Titans now is nothing more than a troll job. Stop it now and do the right thing for the NFL!)

The first was Hall, a 2022 second-round pick of the Bucs, using the word “monotony” when talking about how avoiding it was an exciting aspect of joining the Texans.

So now Joe assumes two defensive starters were bored last year: Zyon McCollum and Hall. That is not a good sign in any way.

The other was Hall’s comment that Demeco Ryans’ defensive line coach told Hall he could be developed more.

Hhhmmm?

Now why would an NFL defensive coach tell Hall that, a member of one of the best defensive staffs in the NFL? This coach, Rod Wright, thinks Hall could be developed more. And apparently, this notion helped lure Hall across the Gulf of Mexico.

Holy Flirkingschmidt! What does that say about what other coaches think about what’s going on in Tampa — or not going on? Or even what Hall himself thinks.

This on top of Mike Evans and Jamel Dean beleiving their new teams are their best chances to win another ring.

My, what ringing endorsements those are for Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

If Hall becomes anything close to a force in Houston, Joe knows that won’t look very good for the Bucs’ current defensive coordinator. Not good whatsoever. But if Hall becomes invisible and his replacement A’Shawn Robinson shines in Tampa, that’s a win for the Bucs.

Sadly, Joe has more trust and faith in Ryans than Bowles.