Rookie WR John Metchie III, who announced earlier that he’d likely miss the season after being diagnosed with leukemia, addressed the Texans in a video before they started preparations for the season
“His spirit is so amazing, his positivity going through all this,” Cooks said. “I’m like, man a lot of respect to you. He’s just built different. No doubt in our mind that he’s going to get through this and we’re going to be with him every step of the way.”
“But the most important thing is his health and well-being,” Caserio said. “This isn’t about football ... it’s just about him recovering and being able to lead a good life. And then we’ll see where we end up.” But he added that the third overall pick in the draft would be ready for Houston’s season opener Sept. 11 against the Colts.
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