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Sign in hand, former Texas Southern player chases one last NFL dream outside Texans training camp

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By Jason Bristol Verified
| KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — Most players arrive at Houston Texans training camp carrying a helmet and shoulder pads. Drew Robinson arrived carrying a sign. Standing across the street from the Texans' practice facility, the 27-year-old former Texas Southern football player holds a hand-lettered message for anyone willing to notice. "Ready to Swarm. Ready to Work. Just need one shot." It's his résumé.
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Sign in hand, former Texas Southern player chases one last NFL dream outside Texans training camp

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By Jason Bristol Verified
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — Most players arrive at Houston Texans training camp carrying a helmet and shoulder pads. Drew Robinson arrived carrying a sign. Standing across the street from the Texans' practice facility, the 27-year-old former Texas Southern football player holds a hand-lettered message for anyone willing to notice. This story continues below. More in Nfl "Ready to Swarm. Ready to Work. Just need one shot." It's his résumé.
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Strange but true: Mets broadcaster once called game from gondola high above the Astrodome Original

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By Jason Bristol Verified
| KHOU-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON — The Astrodome has hosted everything from baseball and football to concerts and rodeos, but one of its strangest moments came during a Mets-Astros game in 1965 when broadcaster Lindsey Nelson called the action from a gondola suspended high above the field. The unusual broadcast took place April 28, 1965, less than a month after the Astrodome opened.
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