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Martin downs the ensuing kickoff in the endzone. Texans ball at their 20.
--------------------------- Pass to KW good for 8. Pass to Jean goes for 11. Schaub's floater is INT'ed. Jags ball at the Texan 47. |
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Henne's pass is inc at the sideline. 2nd and 10 coming up.
Parmele for no gain. About 3 minutes left in the game. 3rd and 10 coming up. Pass to Robinson is broken up by Ball, inc. Jags going for it on 4th down..... Pass is inc! Texans takeover on downs - ball at their 47. 2:30 left in the game. |
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Pass to KW goes for 5.
Woohoo! Screen to AJ goes all the way for the TD! Final score: Texans 43, Jags 37 Whew! Way too exciting for a Jags/Texans game.... |
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Whew, great game for AJ.
And rest of team, defense sure batted down and tipped a lot of passes. |
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A lot of fantasy players must have sat Schaub and Johnson this week....
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Wow.
.....wow. That was 2009/2010-esque. |
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Doesn't 527 passing yards match Warren Moon's Oilers record vs KC back in the early 90s? Moon's was not an OT game.
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Wonder why Mularky went for it on 4th and 10, from our side of the field. Questionable call, IMO.
But, I'm sure glad he did it.
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Had to look this up. Schaub completed 43 of 55 passes and threw five touchdowns. His total of 527 yards tied former Oilers quarterback Warren Moon as the second-best in NFL, behind only Norm Van Brocklin's 554 yards for the Los Angeles Rams in 1951. So Houston has 2 of top 3 passing yardage days in NFL up to now. And while on records, Andre Johnson had 14 catches for a career-high 273 yards — the ninth most in NFL history. Last edited by Nconroe; 11-18-2012 at 07:46 PM. |
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But Moon's game was a blow out in Houston's favor from the start, and Schaub and AJ had to carry the Texans to victory today.
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