November 8, 2009 by
Josh Dhani |
Clint Session,
Gary Brackett,
Houston Texans,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jacoby Jones,
Joseph Addai,
Kris Brown,
Kyle DeVan,
Mario Williams,
Matt Schaub,
Matt Stover,
Miami Dolphins,
New England Patriots,
NFL,
NFL playoffs,
Peyton Manning,
Ryan Moats,
Steve Slaton,
Tom Brady
The Colts have saved themselves once again after beating the now 5-4 Houston Texans, 23-20.
The Colts started out great. And Manning was on fire, having already over 175 passing yards at the end of the first quarter. It started off with seven-yard touchdown pass between Manning and Addai.
Then, later in the first quarter, Matt Stover kicked a 22-yard field-goal to boost the Colts lead up to 10-0. Stover returned in the start of second quarter, booting another [...]
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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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"Houston Texans" will be the answer to the most frequently asked NFL question this summer. This is the team that everyone will pick to break out in 2009. This is "The Sleeper". You're going to hear about this team during all those sponsored television segments where football experts dilute their credibility by issuing opinionated 15-second soundbits. Here's an example of what's to come:
The Houston Texans are this year’s sleeper team because…
**They rebounded from an 0-4 start and went 8-4 [...]
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