Recently, the Houston Texans shared a video featuring star quarterback C.J. Stroud defending video game streamer Sketch while participating in drills at their camp. In the video, it was evident that Stroud’s lackluster effort at the cornerback position allowed Sketch to be wide open on the slant route. Unfortunately, the pass was dropped, much to the delight of Sketch, who is known for his catchphrase, “What’s up, brother?” and has gained popularity through his videos on TikTok.
Sketch is a popular Madden streamer whose videos have gained traction on various platforms. Sporting a Texans’ jersey, it was only natural for him to participate in drills with Stroud at the camp. However, it was clear that his hands could use some improvement. Despite this setback, Sketch’s presence at the camp added a special element to the practice and showcased the fun and camaraderie that can come from unexpected interactions between professional athletes and popular content creators like Sketch. It’s always exciting to see different worlds collide in the world of sports and entertainment.
