“Arrogant prick” “Dont bite the hand that feeds you”: NFL fans react as C.J. Stroud ignored Texans owner Cal McNair after Chiefs win

C.J. Stroud walked past Cal McNair after Sunday’s win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Houston Texans owner was waiting to celebrate with his quarterback; however, Stroud kept moving to greet fans.

The moment didn’t go unnoticed. Fans had plenty to say about it on X.

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“Trade him to the Jets arrogant prick,” one fan wrote.

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@NFL_DovKleiman Trade him to the Jets arrogant prick

“Dont bite the hand that feeds you,” another fan wrote.
“That’s it…. I’ve seen enough…he’s a terrible person… trade him to the Steelers immediately!” a fan commented.

Here are more fan reactions.

“Sh*t I’m benching him for 2 games!” one fan tweeted.
“CJ was late for his shift at Applebee’s,” a fan said.
“He probably just didn’t see him,” one fan tweeted fan.

chiefs-showdown” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer” data-is-sponsored=”false”>The Texans knocked off the Chiefs 20-10 in a statement victory. It ended a five-game losing streak against Kansas City that included last year’s playoff defeat. The defense stole the show, forcing three turnovers from Patrick Mahomes. The unit held the Chiefs to their worst offensive output at Arrowhead Stadium in the Mahomes era.

C.J. Stroud’s defense keeps rolling in December

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Houston dropped its first three games before winning five straight. The stretch includes victories over Buffalo, Indianapolis and Kansas City in consecutive weeks.

The Texans defense has forced at least one takeaway and recorded at least one sack in 11 games, tied for most in the NFL. Sunday marked the 11th time they’ve kept an opponent below 20 points, which is also a league-high.

C.J. Stroud struggled through stretches of the game, particularly in the third quarter when nothing worked. Houston went three-and-out repeatedly after halftime. However, when the Chiefs failed on a fourth-down gamble late, the quarterback got the ball in favorable field position and capitalized.

Texans running back Dare Ogunbowale capped the drive with a short scoring run that put the game away.

Houston (8-5) trails Jacksonville (9-4) by one game in the AFC South. The Texans will aim to make it six straight victories on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals (3-10).

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Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez