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10-09-2011, 03:24 PM
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Hartmann's kickoff goes out of the endzone. Raiders ball at their 20.
McFadden for 1. 2nd and 9 coming up. Texans use their final timeout. --------------- On 2nd and 9, deep pass to Moore goes inc. McFadden is tripped up by GQ for a TFL! Raiders have to punt on 4th and 14. 2 minute warning. 
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10-09-2011, 03:25 PM
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10-09-2011, 03:28 PM
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JJ fields the punt and loses 2. Texans ball at their 37. 1:50 left in the game.
--------------- Screen to Foster gets 11. Schaub is sacked. Flag on the play. Facemask on Texans is declined. 2nd and 19 coming up. 1:22 left. Play is under review, cause whoa, Raiders had too many men on the field... Erases the sack but the facemask penalty is enforced. Long story short, it is 1st and 25 for the Texans at their 33. Pass to KW gets 27 and a 1st down. Pass to JJ comes up short but roughing the passer gives the Texans +15. Ball at the Raider 26 with 54 seconds left. Bad snap loses 13. Pass to Foster goes inc. 29 seconds left on 3rd and 23. Last edited by Arky; 10-09-2011 at 03:34 PM.
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10-09-2011, 03:49 PM
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You were playing against a team whose dead owners words were "just win baby". It would have taken out best erffort to win today and obviously we didn't get it.
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#8
10-09-2011, 03:54 PM
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The Raiders defensive line played outstanding. They were putting a mean rush on us all game long. Tipped passes and QB pressures had Matt Schaub really antsy all game long.... Congrats to the Raiders organization for a great victory in memory of Al Davis... Only reason I'm not raging is because all AFC South teams lost.
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10-10-2011, 12:07 AM
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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!
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10-09-2011, 03:54 PM
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WOW.....
Am I wrong in assuming that he could've just ran that in... Why not throw the ball out the back of the end-zone when he noticed Foster covered out the backfield... Why was Shaub trying to make Jacoby the star of this game... I can only assume that the offense loves this last minute crap...
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#11
10-09-2011, 03:56 PM
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It is unfathomable to me why Schaub didn't run it in.
It's also unfathomable to me how Schaub, the OL, and Jacoby Jones had SUCH AWFUL games. It's also unfathomable to me how we keep getting injuries to critically important players. Come back soon, Andre and Mario.
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10-09-2011, 03:55 PM
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We had it right there for the taking, and whiffed on the opportunity.
OK so we are basically sitting at 3-3 (unless you think we go into Baltimore next week and beat the Ravens), as we travel to Nashville 2 weeks from today to play the team that looks to be our principal competition for the AFC South this year. That will be our biggest game to that date.
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