wow, defense held . no runback by JJ.

Don't know, but it was probably DeMeco.

Down by 9, it could be a lot worse. At least the offense is showing some signs of life. Defense needs to not allow those 7+ yard runs.

As a side note, I don't like the the option to defer a decision to the second half.

The "Fire Richard Smith" bandwagon is rolling full steam, but if things continue on like they are, the "Fire Kubiak" bandwagon may be making a stop at a location near you. It's still early, but come on, this team has looked totally unprepared and off balance in almost every aspect of the game in both games we've played so far.

Halftime:

Titans 21, Texans 12

Stats:

Schaub = 4-14-1 for 61 yards, no TD's

Daniels = 2 catches for 43 yards

Slaton = 9 rushes for 104 yds

Leading tacklers = Demps (7), Ryans (5) and Diles (4)

You know what? That was a terrible half of football yet the Texans are still very much in this thing against a pretty good team on the road.

Who are you? You sound like "the voice of reason" or something.

You're right. We should feel lucky. Our defense just has to step the hell up.

If Andre makes a catch in the Endzone and the Refs don't blow a couple of calls, and if the snap had been good, we would be winning this game right now.

Bennett is down, we could bring in Molden?

CC Brown thought he was going to make a tackle. He thought wrong.

Unbelievable... No coverage, poor tackling.... Ugh. :mad:

Yah, that unchallenged deep pass is going to haunt....

I'm a bit skeptical about that spot.

3rd and inches and Huge Frank Okam wasn't on the field. Methusala was playing NT.

Man, I tell ya, if they're going to win, they'll have to beat the refs, too..... All close calls go to the Titans....

Nice stop by Demeco - Titans have to punt.

Gee, an attacking defensive call and we cause them to lose 4 yards!!! :cool:

Of course I could also say, IF hurricane Ike had only gone towards Florida, I'd be watching the game at home and I'd have electricity.

What a waste of a forced punt.

Kubiak shows zero confidence in Schaub that series.