Week Four Sit-down with Stephanie Stradley of the Houston

Week four of the NFL is right around the corner, and this episode of the NERD, I am joined by Stephaine Stradley, NFL writer for the Houston Chronicle, amongst other things.    To start things off, like every week, we highlight the charity that Stephanie chose. This week is @BETHEMATCH, an incredible organization centered around the National Marrow Donor Program®. Stephanie provides a personal story as to why this organization is essential to her and her family. To join the registry and BE THE MATCH that someone is looking for out there, use this link https://my.bethematch.org/, and you will be able to find out how you can help.   Before we get into the week four breakdown, we circle back to chat about the performances of each team in their respective week three matchups.   From there, we get into both teams' offenses and how they may match up for this week. First, Stephaine provides some magnificent extensive picture views of the Texans. Next, we hit the defensive sides of the ball. The Texans have been very effective at causing turnovers his season, and the defense is full of veteran players.   Closing things out, we talk about the potential outcome in this week's four matchups and get Stephanies point of view on how the AFC will shake out moving forward.    Links & Resources   Stephanie Stradley's Contact and work: Twitter: @StephStradley Houston Chronicle: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/author/stephanie-stradley/ Other works: https://www.stradleylaw.com/blog/ Link to Pinned Story: https://www.chron.com/sports/texans/article/Stephanie-Stradley-Houston-Texans-preview-2021-16448823.php   Buffalo Nerd: Twitter: Thebuffalonerd Facebook: Thebuffalonerd Instagram: Thebuffalonerd Youtube: The Buffalo Nerd Website: thebuffalonerd.com Fansided Partner Site: Buffalowdown.com   Host: @Colt_Schroeder      Support the show: https://www.thebuffalonerd.com/donations/support/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy