Is it time to start a Romo vs Schaub debate?
LMAO lets wait till next week. We both have games we SHOULD win.
LOL bump it John
Hows the Super Bowl hangover going ladies???
it's ing great!
Did you pass out in your puke Steven...you did didn't you you little bas . You ing drank 3/4 of a bottle of cheap tequila, rioted in your neighborhood street, kicking trashcans and pissing on neighbors lawn, and breaking off antenas from your neighbors cars did'nt you?...you're just too much.
I did all that without the tequila. I'm on the wagon. It was 3 pots of coffee for me. But my neighborhood is trashed with all my celebrating shenanigans.Did you pass out in your puke Steven...you did didn't you you little bas . You ing drank 3/4 of a bottle of cheap tequila, rioted in your neighborhood street, kicking trashcans and pissing on neighbors lawn, and breaking off antenas from your neighbors cars did'nt you?...you're just too much.
He streaked too
lol texans
lol comparing matt schaub to tony romo
lol ans must be really bad if they lost to the texans lol
That's true. There is no comparison. Schaub>>Romo
That's an excellent argument.
texans get to the playoffs at least then we'll talk
How did the Cowboys do in the playoffs last season?
Or the last 7 years since the Texans have been around?
umm..actually go to the playoffs
lets see how many the texans have been in the playoffs of their existence
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Last year, how did the Cowboys do in the playoffs?
been to the playoffs more in than the texans in the last 7 or 8 years.
answer the questions Claire
How many of those games did they win?
He Ran away like the pussy that he is
The last time the Cowboys won a playoff game, Bill Clinton was still in office, the Oilers were still in Houston
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Without run game, Texans' win goes against the norm
By JOHN MCCLAIN Copyright 2009 Houston Chronicle
One day after his team accomplished two of his goals— winning on the road and winning in the AFC South — coach Gary Kubiak still could not enjoy the Texans' 34-31 victory at Tennessee.
“We've got a lot of things we're going to have to improve to give ourselves a chance to win week in and week out,” Kubiak said Monday. “We did some good things, but we're just making some big mistakes.
“We've got a lot of problems we've got to work out to give ourselves a fair chance to win (consistently).”
What makes the victory at Tennessee even more improbable is that the Texans could not run the ball and couldn't stop the run. They ran 29 times for 63 yards, a 2.2-yard average. They allowed the ans to run for 240 yards on 26 carries, a 9.2-yard average.
“We're last in the league in running the ball, and we're last in the league at stopping the run,” Kubiak said. “Historically in this league, you're not going to be successful if you can't run and you can't stop the run. We're as poor as we can be in those two phases.”
Despite having every starter back on offense, the Texans average 50.5 rushing yards a game and 2.4 yards a carry.
The defense has been even worse, allowing 240.5 yards per game and 6.3 a carry.
Committed to the run
“I think it's a combination of things: scheme issues with us as coaches, running better, blocking better up front,” Kubiak said. “I thought we stayed more committed to the run (at Tennessee). We were down 21-7 on the road, and we still were able to run 29 times.
“That's what I was talking about last week — being committed to what you're doing regardless of the situation. So I felt better about that.”
Steve Slaton rushed for 1,282 yards and averaged 4.8 a carry as a rookie. He has 51 yards on 26 carries, a 2-yard average.
“He can definitely run better,” Kubiak said. “My concern with him, as I told him today, he's got three balls on the ground in (26) carries in two games. That can't happen.
“We're very fortunate. (Sunday) he gets two balls knocked out at some very important times, and (left tackle) Duane (Brown) gets them both. He's got a lot of improvement to make from that standpoint.”
The Texans' run defense has been shown on highlight films for two days. The 57- and 91-yard touchdown runs of ans running back Chris Johnson — not to mention his 69-yard touchdown off a reception on which strong safety Dominique Barber left him alone near the sideline — are going coast to coast.
Jacksonville's Maurice Jones-Drew is next up. Obviously, he's going to be watching film of what the Jets (190 yards) and ans (240) did to the Texans' run defense.
“He must be licking his chops,” Kubiak said. “I would think he's probably pretty excited about the yards we've been giving up on the ground. He's as good a back as there is in the league.
“Like I told the guys today: It doesn't stop. The backs will keep coming. They'll keep trying to run the ball on you until we get it stopped.”
Better after halftime
The defense improved in the second half of the ans game. Tennessee had seven possessions in the second half and scored one touchdown on Johnson's 91-yard run.
“We can put some more guys up there,” Kubiak said. “We've had our share of eight-man fronts. (Sunday) we gave up a couple of huge runs just in alignment and assignment issues.
“It's not like we're looking at the film and saying we don't have the people to stop the run. The defense is there. The scheme is there. The assignments are there. We're not getting them done.
“We've just got to get a lot better at what we're doing. Quit busting some assignments.”
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