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And I don't bring up the passing yards to prove he had a good game. He didn't have a good game. But he is not even near the front of the line when I am assessing blame to our offense. He played under pressure all game and had no protection. Sacked repeatedly, 6 balls batted down, no WRs getting open downfield. No running game to help him out. No running plays called (or screens) to slow down the pass rush. And he still moved the ball all day by throwing to guys like Joel Dreesen.
As for the final drive, it is a miracle we get down there with a bad punt return, a facemask on our gimply RG who should not have been on the field, no pass protection, and a bad snap. We managed to convert two 20+ yard conversions just on that drive (1st and 25 and 3rd and 23). Not to mention he already threw what should have been the game tying TD to Vickers on the previous drive (the very fact that we are throwing to Vickers shows either a coaching/substitution screw up or a personell issue). OL, play-calling, Jacoby Jones, and bad special teams play screwed us in this game, and the AJless offense could not overcome that. |
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I agree 100%...
BUT Shaub still had a chance to overcome all those negatives and win the game (which is what winners do)...LOL |
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I'm still trying to understand why that call was to Vickers rather than Casey. Casey might have been hurt.
I don't know why Kubiak wasted a valuable timeout challenging a call that he clearly had no chance of overturning. It is absolutely inexcusable for Kubiak to continue to make these kinds of mistakes. Why didn't have a quick-hit play called at the end to allow them another chance if the first call didn't work? The Texans managed to look as bad as the stupidest, most undisciplined team in the history of football. Worse, actually. |
Lot nf bad play, back to not over the hump yet.
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That play that was challenged was a potential first down play. If not, we punt. The challenge HAD to be made. And it was a catch. You know it and I know it. Just inconclusive. Kubiak had a lot of problems today, and the playcalling was pretty weak. Tough to have a good playbook without the best wide receiver in football and your two backup RBs out, but still. This loss falls on Schaub, offensive line, and Jacoby Jones. Plain and simple. |
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What the hell is the deal with Bryant Johnson? Is he hurt? Inactive?
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Also heard they suspect a torn pec for Mario which would mean ir. Casey may be the same injury.
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Just fast forwarded to that last play on the DVR, no way in hell Schaub gets into the end zone. He was @ the 5, a DB was closing in @ the 3. Looks like he tried to put it into a tight window for JJ, but obviously that didn't work.....
Also looked like they flushed him left on a play that most of his options were right. Sucks. |
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If you like Andy Reid you ought to like Kubiak.
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I don't care if they were playing for their momma. We lost one we shoulda won! Schaub proved that you give him a little rush and he will give the ball up. JJ played the worst game of his career. I know he blows hot and cold sometimes, but he was iced today. Not worthy of being the #1 option while AJ is out. The TEs tried to carry the load, but only proved it takes a proven pro WR like AJ to get the defense out of their gameplan. At the end with a chance to salt this one away, Schaub proved he gets rattled under pressure, and JJ on that last play was fronting the defender Michael Huff, but inexplicably at the last second chose to go behind the defender making it impossible for Schub to get it to him, making it easy for Huff to make the int and salt the win for 'ol "just win baby" Davis. Both Kubiak and Wade Phillips were unable to adjust yet again to what the other team was doing all game long on defense. They also made journeyman QB Jason Camkpbell look like an all-pro. Altogether a sucky effort by the Texans in their own playpen. Inexcusable! |
Maybe with the owners meeting here in Houston this week, McNair will get some more compliments on how good his team looks when losing. That should fill him with enough confidence to think he has a top echelon team and coaching staff.
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Campbell hardly looked like an all-pro. He didn't get his offense a first down until just before half time. He completed 15/35 passes. He had under 200 yards passing. And they shut down McFadden at the same time, holding the NFL's leading rusher to 51 yards. And about not making adjustments, if you take out the fake punt, they allowed THREE YARDS on four 4th quarter Raiders possessions. How else do you think our sputtering offense and inept special teams had a chance to win in the end. the Raiders went backwards on their last two possessions, and the defense even saved us some time when the Raiders threw the ball deep for some reason on 2nd down. And the safety and CB blitzes were a great adjustment and helped get a 3rd down stop in the 4th quarter (the raiders were 3/15 on 3rd down for the day). Great game defense, and sorry we wasted it. |
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If we would end up with Andy Reid next year, I don't see how Texans' fans couldn't be excited about that change in head coachs ? How many times has he taken Philly to the playoffs, even the NFC championship game ? Took them to the SB once. How is that not a significant step-up from Kubiaks performance here in Houston ?
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He has struggled to win without a June Johnson defense. And to compound that he hired his long time OFFENSIVE line coach as defensive coordinator this year. Juan castillo's DC credentials make frank bush look like Monte kiffin.
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