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Two weeks ago the Houston Texans finished their offseason minicamp with glaring hope surrounding one mountain of a man in particular.
For the first time since joining the Texans with the first pick in the expansion draft, All-Pro tackle Tony Boselli was seen lining up on David Carr's left side. For 19 offseason workouts the man who was tabbed to be the cornerstone of the Texans' first offense took his rightful position.
Boselli, who missed all of last season and most of the 2001 campaign, strapped on a helmet and was finally able to accomplish a feat that has eluded him for more than a year. It may have been nothing to the untrained eye, but every eye in central Texas was locked in on Boselli's left shoulder. ..
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For the first time since joining the Texans with the first pick in the expansion draft, All-Pro tackle Tony Boselli was seen lining up on David Carr's left side. For 19 offseason workouts the man who was tabbed to be the cornerstone of the Texans' first offense took his rightful position.
Boselli, who missed all of last season and most of the 2001 campaign, strapped on a helmet and was finally able to accomplish a feat that has eluded him for more than a year. It may have been nothing to the untrained eye, but every eye in central Texas was locked in on Boselli's left shoulder. ..
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