Pokes in the Pros
Watch: Brandon Weeden Takes Hit, Drops 64-Yard Dime Against Dallas Cowboys
In a 28-17 victory for the Houston Texans over Dallas in the final preseason showdown of the season, Brandon Weeden finished with an overall solid performance. The former OSU quarterback finished 9-for-13 with 116 passing yards and one interception and one impressive touchdown.
After missing on his guy earlier in the game over shooting his man in the end zone, Weeden bounced back with a stellar launch downfield while hanging in the pocket and taking a big hit:
Brandon Weeden going deep?
Brandon Weeden going DEEEEEEEEP!64-yard TD pass ? #HOUvsDAL https://t.co/Xt4U5UtBRB
— NFL (@NFL) September 2, 2016
His counterpart Tom Savage, who was a fourth-round draft selection a couple years ago, finished 12-for 18 with 119 yards and a touchdown. Brock Osweiller will be the starter for the Texans this year after signing as a free agent this offseason.
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