Evan Redd: Dear Drew, What’s your favorite cereal?
DD: I love Life, Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Golden Grahams. And Raisin Bran.
Tarus Tucker: Dear Drew, How do you feel about DeMeco Ryans?
DD: Short answer: I’m very thankful he’s here.
Long answer: I interviewed him a few days before he and Alabama played in the 2006 Cotton Bowl against Texas Tech, and my first impression of him has held true to this day: he’s an incredibly impressive person.
Ryans was just 21 years old then, but he was the SEC Defensive Player of the Year for the Crimson Tide. When I interviewed him, he had insightful answers to my questions and that ear-to-ear smile.
He then had a couple sacks in the Cotton Bowl and his team beat the Red Raiders.
The Texans drafted him second overall, and he quickly became the leader of the team on and off the field.
It was a sad, sad day when he was traded to Philadelphia in the spring of 2012.
But his return almost a year ago will go down as one of the most important days in the history of the franchise. Every day since has seen the Texans get better.
Jake Dotzel: Dear Drew, What kind of music does the locker room listen to before big games?
DD: Nice question, Jake.
Most of the players are listening to their music choices before the game, and that varies.
On the main speaker in the locker room, though, it progresses from Gospel to Hip Hop as kickoff approaches.
The earliest parts of the day when the team is there, the Gospel music is playing. The music gets steadily more upbeat the closer to game time.
Jake, your question was such a good one that it’ll get you some Texas Lottery Scratchoff tickets. A representative from the Texans will soon be in contact with you.
David Schneider: Dear Drew, Why didn’t you have a watch party at NRG when Texans played at Baltimore? You could have allowed tailgating before the…
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