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They need to bring back Kris Brown and float a few wide-right.
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So right now, sadly my 6-10 prediction is looking good.
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Assuming the Vikings lose in Phrigid Philly* on Tuesday, here's the updated projected draft order and their final opponent: (z - clinched #1 pick)
1. Carolina (2-13) z - @ ATL 2. Denver (4-11) vs SD Cincinnati (4-11) @ BAL Buffalo (4-11) @ NYJ 5. San Francisco (5-10) vs ARI Arizona (5-10) @ SF Detroit (5-10) vs MIN Minnesota* (5-10) @ DET Houston (5-10) vs JAX Dallas (5-10) @ PHI Cleveland (5-10) vs PIT 12. SEA, WSH, TEN (6-9) Note that SF-ARI and DET-MIN play each other in Week 17 so one could assume that a loss to Jacksonville will put the Texans in the Top 10 in next spring's draft, probably around #8. I wouldn't count on DEN, CIN or BUF to pull off an upset to get their fifth win. |
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Kuharsky tweeted that we were in the 8th spot:
@espn_afcsouth: Projected draft order from ESPN Stats and Info has #Texans picking eighth right now. Projected Order Of Top 11 Picks In 2011 NFL Draft Team W-L Win Pct. Schedule Strength* 1. Panthers 2-13 .133 .576 2. Broncos 4-11 .267 .508 3. Bengals 4-11 .267 .580 4. Bills 4-11 .267 .582 5. Cardinals 5-10 .333 .456 6. 49ers 5-10 .333 .494 7. Cowboys 5-10 .333 .521 8. Texans 5-10 .333 .527 9. Lions 5-10 .333 .549 10. Browns 5-10 .333 .576 11. Vikings 5-9 .357 .542 http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth Last edited by WMH; 12-27-2010 at 08:46 AM. |
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I'm going to be so upset if we beat the Jaguars.
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A win over Jacksonville might drop us from eighth to as far as 11th or 12th.
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Ahh, yes, a fitting kick in the nuts from Rubes to all us fans on his way out. Without a doubt, it's going to happen.
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I think it's horrible to wish to lose the game, draft position aside.
We loathe Jacksoffville. I want them dead in the water and out of the playoffs. Screw them. |
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Jags in the future in games that really mean something, like getting into the playoffs ? |
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Is there a big difference in the historical production of the #8 and #12 picks? Or more importantly, what we can do with that pick? I know last year if we had won more we may have been forced into McCourty over KJ. That would have been terrible.
With that said, I have wanted to lose since about week 12 so that Kubiak would be out. Or I should say I've wanted to lose on principal so he would be fired. Because no matter how much I want that on monday through saturday, I find 100% of myself wanting the Texans to win on Sunday (and 100% of myself feeling gut-punched when they find a new way to lose). Bottom line is I really don't think it matters either way if we win or lose this game. |
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I'm not a fan of rooting to lose but I don't think winning helps the Texans at all. Winning gives McNair the fig leaf to perhaps stick with Kubiak another year as well as hurting our draft position.
Keep in mind, the draft is what you do with it, not just where you draft. We COULD have had Patrick Willis, not Amobi Okoye. We COULD have had Derrick Johnson, not Travis Johnson. How many more TEs and WRs do you want us to draft instead of finding some better DBs? And as for kicking the Jags out of the playoffs, they're already out. There may still be a mathematical chance but the Colts would have to choke and if the Jaguars can't even beat the McNabb-less Redskins at home in a must-win situation, I just don't see them making the playoffs. |
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If you literally root for your team to lose on game day then you are not a fan. If, after a loss in the sort of situation in which we find ourselves, you cannot recognize the silver lining then you are not sensible.
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Given the Texans history in choosing corners, they probably would have taken somebody like Kyle Wilson and still left McCourty on the Board.
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Well, after we got lambasted, utterly dominated, by the cowboys I wanted us to lose every single game after that. The reason? A new coach.
Am I not a fan? Unfortunately, losing seasons or winning Super Bowls are the only way you get a coaching change. I want the Texans to go to the playoffs every single year but this coaching staff is not gonna get that done. Thinking bigger picture means we have to have a coaching change...and a losing season. Ugh, the worst the better because McNair seems okay with mediocrity. BTW, this weeks game will have the flavor of a preseason game to me. 8th pick or 12th pick means nothing because boom or bust looms in the first round. |
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In this draft the premium picks appear to be the top 5, after that there is a group of guys that can be #7 or #21 depending on each team/ internet gurus list. So if your not top 5 IMO being #8 or #12 doesn't change much. This is not a great draft for off the chart type talent, but there seems to be a large number number of good prospects.
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I would be a non-fan for a day if that happens. |
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Me too, I see him as the best guy in this draft who is not a QB at Stanford.
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Well, the Vikings just gave us a little help with their Tuesday night win in Philly. Guess those guys can play in the snow, after all!
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