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Old 11-08-2009, 05:08 PM
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The offense definitely didn't look the same in ODs absence today, and Joel Dressen probably isn't the answer to replace OD if we are looking for a
sure-handed, athletic TE to run those routes over the middle like OD does ?
But when Casey returns, he should be much closer to giving us the TE with the skill-set we get with OD on the field ?
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Old 11-08-2009, 05:13 PM
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Ryan Moats didn't look like Eric Dickerson this week either. I think I'll give Dreesen another couple of games before making him out to be a lost cause. A part of Daniels' success has to do with the "chemistry" between he and Schaub.
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Old 11-08-2009, 06:53 PM
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First, big thanks to Arky for this week and every week keeping the gameday thread updated like he does. Helps when there are times (like today for me) where I can only keep up with the game sporadically via radio and mobile device.

Second, my DVR had a problem and failed to record. I'll catch the replay later in the week, but since I don't want to do a write-up without actually watching the whole game, anyone want to volunteer to guest-write a front page article for the site? First one to volunteer via post in this thread - just email me the text and I'll take care of the rest.
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Old 11-08-2009, 09:11 PM
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If our coaches can apparently make pretty good adjustments to what other teams are doing why can't they have a better game plan to begin with ? It looked like in the first quarter the Texans didn't even know what game they were playing. The announcers made a point at the beginning of the game that Peyton knew what defense we were running yesterday ?
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Old 11-08-2009, 11:03 PM
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If our coaches can apparently make pretty good adjustments to what other teams are doing why can't they have a better game plan to begin with ? It looked like in the first quarter the Texans didn't even know what game they were playing. The announcers made a point at the beginning of the game that Peyton knew what defense we were running yesterday ?
It's been a problem all year. The Texans come out "squeaky" and it takes sometimes a half to get "oiled". It gives us good half/bad half games (except for the Jets game when it was all bad).

Today's game seem to me to be a combination of an uptight Texan offense and defense and the Texan defense in particular showing the Colts offense way too much respect. It was the new guys first look at Colts vs. Texans: Cushing, Pollard, Cody, Quin, etc. Even Schaub has limited time vs. Colts.... I think they will all be better in the rematch and I hope we kick their butts and I think they will. This would be, of course, after taking care of business against the rejuvenated Titans/VY in the Monday night game....
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Old 11-09-2009, 11:57 AM
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Arky, my thanks as well. If nothing else, Keith should reimburse you any charges for antacids and blood pressure meds.

I switched channels after it got to 13-0 and when the Texans came back I decided, for good luck, to keep it on the Packers-Bucs game (which Fox switched us to after the Cardinals-Bears game turned into a blowout) so I can't review what I didn't see.
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Old 11-09-2009, 02:18 PM
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I am bummed out about the loss. I am very pleased with turnaround of the defense. IMO, I think Frank Bush can get the job done. We felt the loss of OD early on when we could not get a first down. OD is great in those third and mid situations to be able to get us a first, instead of 1-2-3 kick that we did early on.

The guys settled down and played ball, and took it to the Colts. Showed some moxy and guts to get in position to tie the game.

There is not a game on the schedule that is not winnable after the bye, and the break comes at a really good time. Get the guys healed up and fresh, get Dreeses acclimated to the new roll and get ready to call on MNF.

Side note, I really like the all white uniforms with the blue helmets.
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Old 11-09-2009, 02:21 PM
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Did anyone else get the impression the ref's were making sure Indy won? seemed to me they missed a few against Indy that were pretty obvious.

Now we get two weeks off to heal and train up on a few things.
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Old 11-08-2009, 10:49 PM
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First, big thanks to Arky for this week and every week keeping the gameday thread updated like he does. Helps when there are times (like today for me) where I can only keep up with the game sporadically via radio and mobile device.

Second, my DVR had a problem and failed to record. I'll catch the replay later in the week, but since I don't want to do a write-up without actually watching the whole game, anyone want to volunteer to guest-write a front page article for the site? First one to volunteer via post in this thread - just email me the text and I'll take care of the rest.
Thanks, Keith. I don't mind doing the game day stuff.. It helps me burn nervous energy during the game although the Colts no-huddle offense was pushing my typing skills this week.....

As far as a write-up/post game summary on the game, you do such a great job... Perhaps someone will take the assignment after having digested the game for a few days....

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