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I guess main thing is real wins. Hoping Hopkins, a 6'6" TE, and improved OL RT helps. Maybe preseason will show which direction headed. Seems for fantasy ranking coud be because Foster gets lots of TD, lowers Schaub number.
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The fantasy football article doesn't matter at all. The best case and worst case fantasy situations are pointless when discussing real football.
What does matter is that Schaub has been mostly good for his time here in Houston and then was mostly terrible (along with the rest of the offense) down the stretch last year. If he wasn't hurt in some way they never let on, than I am worried that he plays that way again. And even if he doesn't play that way again, I am worried that he is never better than he was in the first half of 2012 (good but not great). Either way I am worried about the QB position as it relates to the Texans winning the superbowl. At this point I would say our only chance is that Cushing stays healthy, the defense looks like it did in the first 6 games last year, Mercilous is a stud, and we are able to avoid NE. If all that happens I could see us securing a bye and grinding out 3 playoff wins. After all, you don't have to be the best team in to NFL to win a superbowl (see Ravens, Baltimore, 2012). But this team is not winning a title on the strength of an efficient and above average offense. |
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Schaub was obviously hurt last year. Kubiak radically changed the play calling the last third of the season and into the playoffs. I have no idea whether it was a dead arm (whatever that is, but I can't see where a professional QB can hurt himself throwing a football) or something else, but there is no other explanation for the complete change in offensive strategy.
The defense should be pretty damn good. If Schaub is healthy for a change the offense should be pretty damn good. I'm looking forward to seeing some new faces, particularly the defensive guys they drafted. Most of those guys seem to me to be high risk / high reward guys so if the team gets one or more high rewards out of the deal it could get interesting. More than anything, though, I can't believe that the next time I think about it the season will be about to start. |
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Jaws just recently placed him at #9 in his QB rankings admitting that it was probably higher than most would place him. He cited Schaub's body of work as his justification.... During the highlights, they showed Schaub throwing a couple of beautifully thrown deep balls in the Denver game. The deep ball all but disappeared in the last 6 games....
He's the incumbent and deserves the time to "prove" himself again but count me as one who is intrigued by Case Keenum...... |
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In his 32-part series ranking NFL starting quarterbacks for this season, Ron Jaworski has Matt Schaub ranked ninth on ESPN and ESPN.com.
http://www.chron.com/sports/texans/a...php?cmpid=hpts ****** That is kinda surprising, hope he knows what he's talking about ? |
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