NFL: Texans likely lose 2nd QB for the season

[cooperbh]

(11-27-2011 06:13 PM)McUser Wrote:  I don't care but I am heartily enjoying watching the Bears, Lions, and Buccaneers fall apart. Not to mention the Texans, Chiefs, and Chargers. All the while we just keep improving, I just hope we keep getting better all the way through the playoffs.

The Texans have a top 5 offense, the #1 defense and are currently on a five game winning streak. Exactly when did they fall apart?

[McUser]

(11-27-2011 06:42 PM)cooperbh Wrote:  The Texans have a top 5 offense, the #1 defense and are currently on a five game winning streak. Exactly when did they fall apart?

Any team that went from a pro bowler to a journeyman back up to possibly Kellen Clemens or TJ Yates is not looking good. But you have a valid point. They haven't fallen apart...yet.

[Radical]

(11-27-2011 06:42 PM)cooperbh Wrote:  Exactly when did they fall apart?

Any team that's on its third string QB might as well just call it a day. Unless that defense goes all-world for them real quick, they aren't going to last long on that formula.

[Peyton]

(11-27-2011 07:06 PM)Radical Wrote:  Any team that's on its third string QB might as well just call it a day. Unless that defense goes all-world for them real quick, they aren't going to last long on that formula.

Well they do have the number 1 defense in the league, but they've played a very weak schedule.

[cooperbh]

It's not like Shaub was doing much more than managing games before he went down anyway. As long as the Texans have that O-line and that defense and Arian Foster and Andre Johnson and that home field advantage, I'm not penciling in a win on that one by any means.