January 1, 2010 by
Law Murray |
1SKILLZ Gameplan,
2009 NFL Week 17,
Andre Johnson,
Bernard Pollard,
Bill Belichick,
Gary Kubiak,
Houston Texans,
LaMarr Woodley,
Matt Schaub,
New England Patriots,
NFL playoffs,
Pro Bowl,
Randy Moss,
Reliant Stadium,
Tom Brady,
Wes Welker
The first game in the year 2010 will be the last game of the regular season as the 8-7 Houston Texans host the 10-5 New England Patriots on Sunday, January 3, at Reliant Stadium. While the Patriots have locked up the AFC East already, this happens to be the biggest game in Houston Texans franchise history. The Texans still have a chance to make the AFC playoffs, but they do not control their own destiny. In addition to a win, the Texans need at least two losses from these three teams: the Baltimore Ravens (at Oakland), Denver Broncos (hosting Kansas City), and New York Jets (hosting Cincinnati). I don't like the Texans' chances, but I'm not here to talk about the Texans' playoff hopes, just their matchup with the Patriots. Now, the Patriots also have something to play for, as [...]
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September 17, 2009 by
Gerrit Farley |
alge crumpler,
Andre Johnson,
Chris Brown,
Chris Johnson,
Chuck Cecil,
Cortland Finnegan,
Houston Texans,
Jacoby Jones,
Jeff Fisher,
John Madden,
Justin Gage,
Kenny Britt,
Kerry Collins,
Mario Williams,
Michael Roos,
Owen Daniels,
Rob Bironas,
Steve Slaton,
Tennessee Titans,
Thomas Jones
With week one out of the way, and the season off and running early on the Tennessee Titans are facing a must win against bitter division rival the Houston Texans. Even though losing this game wouldn't eliminate the Titans from playoff contention, they still must have this game. Going 0-2 with only 3 weeks til the Indy game, then the week after against the Patriots the Titans could easily slip into a hole that they wont come out of. Having not won since week 16 of last season it is necessary for Tennessee to get on the right track early, have a solid game where they play 60 minutes of Titan football and finally come away with a much needed W.
Game plan Offense:
After, a disappointing finish to the Steeler game, the Titans look to pickup where they left off with the passing game, but [...]
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Or how to talk to Dunta!
With training camp only days away and most of the Texans key pieces signed I thought we should look at Dunta Robinson and the contract situation. By now everyone knows that Dunta is not happy with the franchise tag.
While I agree that Dunta is a big part of our defense, especially the secondary, I do not agree that he is worth the top money for CB's that he and his agent seem to think he is worth. Dunta showed that he is a better than average corner last year when he came back from a possibly career ending injury and played very well for the most part. He brings a lot of attitude to the secondary and is the leader back there however he is not the shutdown corner that he thinks he is.
Here are Dunta's career stats: gms 68, total tackles 332, sacks [...]
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