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09-20-2010, 07:56 AM
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He really went up and got that TD, with the ankle injury... 
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09-20-2010, 08:06 AM
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Shaub was excellent. However, I am getting a little concerned about his pattern of throwing one REALLY stupid pass each game so far...
Arian has proved that he can be a dual threat. Not too fast in the open field but it will take more than an arm tackle to bring him down... I do agree that Slaton should be used more in the passing game and on screens. He really has a burst... WRs...All I can say is wow!!! Jacoby could have easily have two more catches I love Mario's ability to play either end position. When he switches sides, I imagine the Tackle is like "awwww hell"... Antonio Smith almost made me throw my remote at the TV... KJacks looked like a rookie. While he was in good position, he never really made a play on the ball...I am not calling him this (its too early to tell) but another Texan DB used to be stride for stride and never made a play on the ball... Overall Grade Offense: A Defense: C+/B-
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09-20-2010, 08:11 AM
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09-20-2010, 08:44 AM
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A plan that involves starting a rookie corner when you face the sort of QB list the Texans have to face this year (including a Manning 3x, McNabb, Romo, and Rivers) is a risky one. Hey, two big bullets dodged so far, so I'm spitting in the wind here, and maybe Cushing's return will really boost the pass D, but this trial by fire is nerve-wracking.
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09-20-2010, 08:52 AM
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The Seconday needs to improve. Also, we will be better when Cush comes back, I can recall at least two very big plays where "X" was not even close to the TE in coverage. One was a really nice play design where the TE gets lost in the wash in the LOS but "X" was slow to react.
Maybe Brice needs to start with GQ. We've all heard the reports of Mario being vocal at halftime. Maybe he is starting to feel more comfortable in speaking up. It took AJ a few years to become more assertive. Maybe the switch is being flipped on for him. Maybe he now believes he can dominate, or maybe he is simply healthy.
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09-20-2010, 09:20 AM
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I just really didn't think Dunta was much of a player last year. I wouldn't have retained him even in an uncapped year.
But I do think it was a mistake to get rid of all of our veterans at the position and not sign any vets. Why not get a Leigh Bodden level guy for half of Dunta, or someone else, or even keep Reeves over Molden. But having Quinn as our most experienced CB is going to put us in bad spots sometimes this season. We better hope they grow a ton or that we don't see NE or IND in the playoffs.
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09-20-2010, 09:57 PM
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Our Dline was not as effective as in the Colts game because they were doing alot of quick throws. On plays that took longer to develop it seemed as if Mario was the only one putting significant pressure. When the opposing QB starts getting comfortable in the pocket he is bound to make some big plays like McNabb did. Texans need to get after Romo on every play because the Dez Bryant vs. Brice McCain matchup does not work work in our favor.
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09-23-2010, 01:04 PM
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Crybaby dRob wanted to go home to mommy, so that is water under the bridge. Jacque Reeves couldn't get his head around on the deep ball so it's just as well he's gone. So what is left but the newbies? They, at least will get better.
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