Poor texans..
A win is a win, but my God that was an ugly win! Defense definitely stepped up on this one. I agree that Kubiak needs to go and take Shaub with him. Shaub is a good enough passer, but in no way a leader/franchise qb.
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From: HOU - yeah, you know the rest.
Texans beat helluva team, while the Cowboys just lost to one of the historically worst teams in the NFL. Not only that it was the worst comeback for a defeat in Cowboys history. Poor Cowboys...
D-line and O-line/Foster are the reason the Texans won. Because Pittsburgh couldn't stop the run, Kubiak's craptacular play-calling didn't really make for any consequences. Had the Steelers been able to hold Foster, we probably would have seen our offensive play-calling decide the game.
I was really proud our our guys on the defensive line. They definately took the fight to Pittsburgh......if only our offense could think the same way......a win is a win though.....
I still see the "finger on the pulse syndrome" though, and thats what Kubiak needs to fix. Quit checking beaten teams for life and just put them out of their misery....
I was really proud our our guys on the defensive line. They definately took the fight to Pittsburgh......if only our offense could think the same way......a win is a win though.....
I still see the "finger on the pulse syndrome" though, and thats what Kubiak needs to fix. Quit checking beaten teams for life and just put them out of their misery....
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I've never seen Big Ben hit the turf so many times in a single game. Bet his O-line doesn't get X-mas cards after that pounding. Tough dude though, he just shrugs it off and gets back to work.
Kubiak looked fired up on the sidelines, the most I've ever seen him show any sort of fire. His play calling is still highly questionable though.
Foster kept diving to the turf the 1st half, wasn't running like himself with his head up and making cuts. He had a couple badass plays, but I've never seen him dive so many times before. I'd say he is probably at 90% at the moment, even though he went 140 yrds.
Kubiak looked fired up on the sidelines, the most I've ever seen him show any sort of fire. His play calling is still highly questionable though.
Foster kept diving to the turf the 1st half, wasn't running like himself with his head up and making cuts. He had a couple badass plays, but I've never seen him dive so many times before. I'd say he is probably at 90% at the moment, even though he went 140 yrds.
I've never seen Big Ben hit the turf so many times in a single game. Bet his O-line doesn't get X-mas cards after that pounding. Tough dude though, he just shrugs it off and gets back to work.
Kubiak looked fired up on the sidelines, the most I've ever seen him show any sort of fire. His play calling is still highly questionable though.
Foster kept diving to the turf the 1st half, wasn't running like himself with his head up and making cuts. He had a couple badass plays, but I've never seen him dive so many times before. I'd say he is probably at 90% at the moment, even though he went 140 yrds.
Kubiak looked fired up on the sidelines, the most I've ever seen him show any sort of fire. His play calling is still highly questionable though.
Foster kept diving to the turf the 1st half, wasn't running like himself with his head up and making cuts. He had a couple badass plays, but I've never seen him dive so many times before. I'd say he is probably at 90% at the moment, even though he went 140 yrds.
When he started running the clock at the end of the 4th quarter, I was getting pissed. Not one attempt to get a fresh set of downs.
Penalties were ridiculous in this one. 14 points taken off the board b/c of dumbass moves on the field.
I thought the team looked strong. O line dominated. Foster made the Steelers look silly. Schaub moved the ball well, even after Andre got sidelined. The Defense was expected to own. Im glad they did. I'm becoming a huge fan of Antonio Smith.
