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Martin brings the ensuing kickoff back to the Texan 14. Texans ball.
----------------------------- Pass to OD goes for 17. Short pass to Posey goes for 2. Foster caught for loss of 7. 3rd and 15 coming up. Pass to AJ gets 16 and the 1st down. End of the 3rd quarter. |
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Schaub sacked for loss of 7.
On 2nd and 17, pass to AJ gets 6. Schaub's pass goes inc, OD fell down... Texans have to punt. Punt is brought back for 17 yards but flags are down. Illegal block in the back on the Colts places the ball at their 8. 13:31 left in the game. |
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Ballard for no gain.
Ballard caught in the backfield for loss of 5. 3rd and 15 coming up. Pass is broken up by KJ, inc. Offensive PI is declined. Colts have to punt. Martin brings the punt back to the Texan 47. Texans ball. Penalty flag down post-play.....unsportmanlike on Arians places the ball at the Colts 39. |
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Foster for 1. 2nd and 9 coming up.
Pass to Posay goes for 8. 3rd and 1 coming up. Foster gets 3 and the 1st down. Foster goes all the way for the TD but flag on W Smith for holding brings it back...... 1st and 20, now... Swing pass to OD goes for 7. 2nd and 13 coming up. Deep pass to AJ goes inc. 3rd and 13 coming up. Pass to Foster only gets 1. Texans to go for the FG. Graham's 46-yarder is good. Texans 26, Colts 17 8:30 left in the game. |
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The ensuing kickoff goes out of the endzone, touchback. Colts ball at their 20.
------------------------------- Luck scrambles for 3. Ballard for 6. 3rd and 1 coming up. Allen gets 2 and the 1st down. Luck sacked by several Texans..... loss of 4. Pass to Allen goes for 15 and the 1st down. Ballard for about 1. 2nd and 9 coming up. Luck pressured by A Smith gets the intentional grounding call. Makes it 3rd and 20. Pass to Wayne off his hands, inc. Colts to punt. Martin brings the punt back to the Texan 25 but flags are down......holding on Texans places the ball at the Texan 8. Texans ball. 4:45 left in the game. |
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Pass to AJ gets 9.
Foster gets 2 and the 1st down. Foster for big gainer. About 26 yards. Foster for 9. Timeout Colts with 2:18 left in the game. On 2nd and 1, Foster goes all the way to the Colts 20. Timeout Colts at the 2:05 mark. Flags presnap..... False start on G Graham -5. 1st and 15 coming up. Foster for 3. Colts call timeout at 2:02 Foster for 2. 2 minute warning. |
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On 3rd and 11, Foster gets 8. C'mon Kubes, kick the FG and cover the spread.... Texans are going for the FG.
Graham's 33-yarder is good. Whew, almost missed it. Texans 29, Colts 17 1:05 left in the game. |
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The ensuing kickoff goes out of the endzone. Colts ball at their 20.
------------------------------ Barwin with the sack! Clock ticking down..... On 2nd and 17, penalty on Colts for "wounded" player. 10 second runoff. 18 seconds left in the game. Pass to Fleener gets 19. Luck spikes it with 1 second left. Pass to Wayne good for about 6 or 7. Time runs out. Final Score: Texans 29, Colts 17 Sloppy but congrats to the Texans for winning the AFC South! |
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And good guys win and clinch division. Foster had some nice runs second half.
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That game did nothing to make me feel any better about how this team is playing going into the playoffs. Save for the last 2 drives, the offense is sputtering and looks slow, the D looked a bit better but still has issues beyond anything named Watt, and the special teams are a wreck. They can't field a punt or kickoff without a penalty and putting this already sputtering offense in a bigger hole.
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Not a great day for the offense but good teams find ways to win. We really needed this game and if we came out of it without any serious injuries, I'm satisfied. Nice win. Next up: some desperate Vikings.
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Don't know what the biggest reason is for the offense not playing any better than it is ? Collectively maybe Winston, Briesel, & Dresseens absense make that much difference, but I know we can't beat Brady or Manning with FGs, not even in Reliant.
With the exception of that breakdown of the secondary right before the first half where the Colts scored on the long pass-play, the defense played pretty well. And Watt was outstanding again: 10 solo tackles, 3 sacks, & 6 TFLs today: I think that boys got a future in the NFL. |
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Early line is Texans by 7 to 9.5 over Vikings... wow, that's a lotta points...
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Interesting to see Posey as much in the mix as he was, and more importantly, produced in big spots. That catch up the seam, in traffic, was a great throw, a great catch, and more importantly, he hang on to the ball after getting crushed. Definitely opened up my eyes from what we had previously seen.
You can be Debbie Downers if you want, but I'm freaking stoked about the possibility of only having to win 2 home games to reach the ultimate prize. A seat at the table.
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there is no team in the league that doesn't have a weakness. the texans' defense is definitly not as good as it was last year, and the running game is not as explosive, but they are sitting pretty for home field throughout the playoffs, and i will take that. they may not win the super bowl, or even make it there, but if they can win one of these last two games it will make things much easier. if the seeds work out like they are expected to, the texas would only have to play denver or the pats (if they make it to the afc champ game) and not both. additionally, it looks like the texans would be slated to play the winner of the indy/balt playoff game in the divisional round. things could go bad for the team, and they could lose the divisional round game, but things are set up for them pretty darn well right now. |
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The two key things to a playoff run are depth and health. I think the Texans are about 85% in both. Losing Cushing has hurt, losing Reed has hurt and having injury problems on the OL has hurt but Foster and Tate should be fresh for the playoffs, AJ has come alive, JJo is back and we now know the Colts have no answer for Watt.
If we beat the Vikings at home, the game in Indy means nothing and we can play our scrubs to give them experience then rest through the first playoff round. By then, Reed could be back, Cody could be back, Newton will be back and the rest of the team will be fresh. Plus, they'll have two games at home in the playoffs and won't have to travel anywhere. |
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I sure hope they take care of business this Sunday vs. the Vikes. It would make all the scenarios play out much less stressful..... Beat the Vikes (who need W's) and then the following Indy game would be nothing but a scrubfest for both sides.... And I think our scrubs are better than their scrubs which should mean another W.....
Interesting that NBC elected to go with San Francisco again this Sunday night on the flex game. SF vs. Seattle should be a good game...however, the Sunday night game in Week 17 (last regular season game) - teams are still to-be-determined.... |
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overall, I thought it was a excellent game, but I'd like to see the penalties cleaned up and they can be. But we won our 12th game by 11 points so a very good result.
Braman's punt block and return for TD was a fantastic play. Posey has shown pretty good at WR, but just the one game, hope that continues. Running game turned out pretty good once it got going, hope those OL injuries are done with now. Arian could 've had even more yards and a TD other than one of those penalties. Passing game did real good with AJ getting 11 catches and 151 yards. Owen Daniels made some very good catches as did Casey. Defense did excellent all around, pressure on QB ad good coverage by the secondary, other than one long pass play. ST, had some good plays like Braman's block punt, some good kicks and some good punts, although some inconsistencies need to get cleaned up as well. |
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