The Houston Texans fell to the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night and head coach Bill O'Brien isn't really taking it in stride.
The Texans were making a final push late in the game, however, an iffy pass from Tom Savage resulted in an interception, sealing Houston's fate.
Bill O'Brien has had enough of the turnovers.
“He (Savage) can’t turn it over,” Texans head coach Bill O’Brien said. “I thought he did some good things, but we turned it over too many times on offense.
“You’re not going to win any games when you turn it over and you don’t get any takeaways. You’re not going to win any games.”
Tom Savage also discussed his frustrations with, well, his own turnovers.
“I’m really frustrated, to be honest with you,” Savage said, via Sarah Barshop of ESPN. “There’s really no words for it. I don’t want to go out there and throw picks. It’s not my goal in those games. I’m going out there and trying to make a play.
“It’s called the NFL. You’re not going to win games turning the ball over.”
Houston is in a world of trouble for the rest of the season. With Savage playing the quarterback spot, the team has become mostly offensively inept. There's really no cure for what is ailing the team at the moment.
Really, the only chance the Texans have is to limit the turnovers, hoping the defense carries them to some victories down the stretch. A real shame when you consider how many insane weapons Houston has at the receiver position.
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