After NBC faced backlash for cutting QB's Jesus mention, Texans' CJ Stroud expands on his Christian faith

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud’s faith was a topic of conversation during the NFL postseason. NBC appeared to omit the rookie talking during the show. Stroud took the high road after the show was criticized for not mentioning Stroud's religious beliefs.

Houston Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud spoke to Fox News Digital about his faith being a hot topic of discussion during the NFL playoffs. Stroud: "I'm not going to be offended by this, but I'm glad that I'm not offended by it."

CJ Stroud is open and passionate about his Christian faith. He says other players and coaches in the NFL appreciate his message after games. Stroud: Players and coaches appreciate him spreading the message after the games. He also says he is passionate about spreading his message to the world about his faith.

ESPN shocked everyone by choosing to not edit out a reference to God in a C.J. Stroud quote from his draft night draft night. ESPN showed up NBC by not editing out a quote from Stroud. Stroud was drafted by Stroud in 2010. ESPN has not commented on the controversy surrounding the ESPN interview.

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Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud identifies as Christian in the #MeMe Era. Stroud is the presumptive NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. The Texans quarterback is already among the best quarterbacks in the league. He is already one of the best in the NFL.

NBC Sports reposted its post-game interview with Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud on social media following the team's playoff victory against the Browns. NBC Edits Out CJ Stroud Praising Jesus In Social Media Post of Post-Game Interview on Twitter.

NBC faces backlash as it appeared C.J. Stroud's words about Jesus Christ were cut from a post on X following his playoff win. NBC faced criticism on Wednesday for cutting the post from a social media clip. Stroud: "CJ. J.J.'s Jesus mention was cut from the post after his playoff victory.