Houston Texans Morning Huddle--Dillon Pays

Poor K.J. Dillon. The Houston Texans rookie safety is a frugal fella, drafted in the fifth round out of West Virginia and holding a $2.5 million deal over the first four years of his career. Dillon just wants to order some salads and save some money.
That’s not happening when he’s forced to go out to eat with a bunch of Texans veterans, who decided to stick him with the bill at Pappa’s restaurant.
Dillon tweeted a picture of the bill he had to pay, a whopping $16,255.20 tab, which was the number before tip came in.

Both were mid-round draft picks. Brady, the University of Michigan grad, was the 199th pick in the 6th round of the 2000 NFL draft.

Brady was the New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick’s first quarterback selection.

Savage (#135, 4th round) was Texans head coach Bill O’Brien‘s first quarterback selection and remains his only signal caller draft pick in Houston.

Both were drafted following their teams drafting a tight and guard ahead of them. The Patriots in fact picked two offensive tackles, a guard, running back and tight end before Brady.

Three of the picks made the 2001 roster along with Brady.

As for Savage, three of the picks ahead of him are still on the roster and key pieces to the 2016 team.