Texans....overrated?????
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My god....SOME Texan fans are just like us Cowboy fans. They get their heads kicked in, and everybody is calling for the head coach and quarterbacks heads. Wow, take a step back and look at what those two have done. They have transformed that franchise, I personally think Kubiak is a good play caller and very creative. Their game plan went out the window when Brady started nailing points on the board. I would be worried about the defense if anything at this point....
I know must of you Texans Fans don't want to hear this but,
FACT: Schaub is NOT a Superbowl caliber QB.
Brees, Brady, The Manning brothers, Rothelisberger, Rogers, etc, they can all scramble, keep their eyes down the field and extend plays. The only thing Schaub is good at is staying in the pocket. He is a text-book Pocket QB with molasses on his feet.
Last edited by 427LS7HCI; Dec 12, 2012 at 08:26 AM.
^^^I don't think he is a great QB, he is however better than average and fairly consistent...The Texans can win an SB with him. There have been Superbowls won by 'average QBs', Trent Dilfer and Brad Johnson come to mind immediately. I more worried about the injuries on the defensive side of the ball.
My god....SOME Texan fans are just like us Cowboy fans. They get their heads kicked in, and everybody is calling for the head coach and quarterbacks heads. Wow, take a step back and look at what those two have done. They have transformed that franchise, I personally think Kubiak is a good play caller and very creative. Their game plan went out the window when Brady started nailing points on the board. I would be worried about the defense if anything at this point....
i.e. 3rd and 8...throw 5. 3rd and 10+...draw play...3rd and long...doesn't even attempt to get a first down.
Get a 2+ score lead by halftime? Run left, run right, pass short, punt for the entire second half in a feeble attempt to "protect the lead".
The guy has 100 ******* plays on that stupid *** Denny's Menu he totes around, but he ran about 6 plays total in Monday night's game.
I just don't care for his approach to the game.
Last edited by -Ross-; Dec 12, 2012 at 09:04 AM.
I've been saying years, the Texans will NEVER make it to a Superbowl with Schaub at the helm.
I know must of you Texans Fans don't want to hear this but,
FACT: Schaub is NOT a Superbowl caliber QB.
Brees, Brady, The Manning brothers, Rothelisberger, Rogers, etc, they can all scramble, keep their eyes down the field and extend plays. The only thing Schaub is good at is staying in the pocket. He is a text-book Pocket QB with molasses on his feet.
I know must of you Texans Fans don't want to hear this but,
FACT: Schaub is NOT a Superbowl caliber QB.
Brees, Brady, The Manning brothers, Rothelisberger, Rogers, etc, they can all scramble, keep their eyes down the field and extend plays. The only thing Schaub is good at is staying in the pocket. He is a text-book Pocket QB with molasses on his feet.
Romo is an above average passer and is great at scrambling. How many Super Bowls has he played in?
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It's funny you mention Brady and Peyton Manning and then say Schaub is a text book pocket QB who's not a great scrambler. That describes Brady and Manning perfectly, yet they have won the big game. Schaub is no Brady or Manning, but he's not terrible.
Romo is an above average passer and is great at scrambling. How many Super Bowls has he played in?
Romo is an above average passer and is great at scrambling. How many Super Bowls has he played in?
If the pocket collapses on Schaub he folds up and falls on the ground instead of shaking a tackle and extending a play or running for a few yards. You can blitz Schaub all day and he will fold.
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It's funny you mention Brady and Peyton Manning and then say Schaub is a text book pocket QB who's not a great scrambler. That describes Brady and Manning perfectly, yet they have won the big game. Schaub is no Brady or Manning, but he's not terrible.
Romo is an above average passer and is great at scrambling. How many Super Bowls has he played in?
Romo is an above average passer and is great at scrambling. How many Super Bowls has he played in?
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I watch more football than you know, even played at the College level and I know that Schaub doesn't have what it takes to get them to A Superbowl.
Also Schab has rushed for 329yrds in his 8yr Career, Peyton Manning rushed for 700+ yrds in first 8yrs and Brady has rushed for 570+ in his first 8yrs....
Do you even watch Football???
Face the facts, Schaub is scared to get hit or block.......
http://www.sportsgrid.com/uncategori...raid-to-block/
"Houston quarterback Matt Schaub has embraced this movement wholeheartedly, avoiding contact whenever possible. Now the man did lose a chunk of his ear earlier this season, so there’s that. Still, sometimes quarterbacks are called upon to throw a block or two, especially on reverses or backside cuts by running backs. But Schaub, it turns out, has ***** of whatever the opposite of steel is. On today’s episode of ESPN’s Mike and Mike’s Best of the NFL (who knew this show existed, by the way), Golic and Greenberg documented two such instances in the past few weeks when Schaub chose not to block, one time freezing in fear and the other time running IN TERROR."
Also Schab has rushed for 329yrds in his 8yr Career, Peyton Manning rushed for 700+ yrds in first 8yrs and Brady has rushed for 570+ in his first 8yrs....
Do you even watch Football???
Face the facts, Schaub is scared to get hit or block.......
http://www.sportsgrid.com/uncategori...raid-to-block/
"Houston quarterback Matt Schaub has embraced this movement wholeheartedly, avoiding contact whenever possible. Now the man did lose a chunk of his ear earlier this season, so there’s that. Still, sometimes quarterbacks are called upon to throw a block or two, especially on reverses or backside cuts by running backs. But Schaub, it turns out, has ***** of whatever the opposite of steel is. On today’s episode of ESPN’s Mike and Mike’s Best of the NFL (who knew this show existed, by the way), Golic and Greenberg documented two such instances in the past few weeks when Schaub chose not to block, one time freezing in fear and the other time running IN TERROR."
Last edited by 427LS7HCI; Dec 12, 2012 at 10:56 AM.
I watch more football than you know, even played at the College level and I know that Schaub doesn't have what it takes to get them to A Superbowl.
Also Schab has rushed for 329yrds in his 8yr Career, Peyton Manning rushed for 700+ yrds in first 8yrs and Brady has rushed for 570+ in his first 8yrs....
Also Schab has rushed for 329yrds in his 8yr Career, Peyton Manning rushed for 700+ yrds in first 8yrs and Brady has rushed for 570+ in his first 8yrs....
^^^Where, college for blind? Please remind us how that makes you an expert??? If you haven't played at the pro level, then your opinion means about as much as the rest of ours...squat
yeah we know he ain't elite...talk about beating a dead ******* horse
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It's always good to talk football, but my predictions for the Superbowl this year from the NFC is the Giants or 49ers and AFC will be Steelers/Pats or Denver. I would like to see the 49ers and Steelers though!
I'll be sure to mark this thread for when the Texans get knocked out the 2nd round and then I can say, I told you so.
I watch more football than you know, even played at the College level and I know that Schaub doesn't have what it takes to get them to A Superbowl.
Also Schab has rushed for 329yrds in his 8yr Career, Peyton Manning rushed for 700+ yrds in first 8yrs and Brady has rushed for 570+ in his first 8yrs....
Do you even watch Football???
Face the facts, Schaub is scared to get hit or block.......
http://www.sportsgrid.com/uncategori...raid-to-block/
"Houston quarterback Matt Schaub has embraced this movement wholeheartedly, avoiding contact whenever possible. Now the man did lose a chunk of his ear earlier this season, so there’s that. Still, sometimes quarterbacks are called upon to throw a block or two, especially on reverses or backside cuts by running backs. But Schaub, it turns out, has ***** of whatever the opposite of steel is. On today’s episode of ESPN’s Mike and Mike’s Best of the NFL (who knew this show existed, by the way), Golic and Greenberg documented two such instances in the past few weeks when Schaub chose not to block, one time freezing in fear and the other time running IN TERROR."
Also Schab has rushed for 329yrds in his 8yr Career, Peyton Manning rushed for 700+ yrds in first 8yrs and Brady has rushed for 570+ in his first 8yrs....
Do you even watch Football???
Face the facts, Schaub is scared to get hit or block.......
http://www.sportsgrid.com/uncategori...raid-to-block/
"Houston quarterback Matt Schaub has embraced this movement wholeheartedly, avoiding contact whenever possible. Now the man did lose a chunk of his ear earlier this season, so there’s that. Still, sometimes quarterbacks are called upon to throw a block or two, especially on reverses or backside cuts by running backs. But Schaub, it turns out, has ***** of whatever the opposite of steel is. On today’s episode of ESPN’s Mike and Mike’s Best of the NFL (who knew this show existed, by the way), Golic and Greenberg documented two such instances in the past few weeks when Schaub chose not to block, one time freezing in fear and the other time running IN TERROR."
Schaub hasn't even been a starter for 6 full season. Three of those seasons, he missed 5+ games, so of course he's going to have a lower rushing yards number than an 8 year starter. Since when in the hell do rushing yards for a QB outside of HS and college football have jack **** to do with their team's sucess? David Carr has over 1,300 career rushing yards, bro.
I can almost guarantee Schaub (and most other QBs for that matter) are instructed to "get the **** out of the way" when it comes to blocking...unless it's your last play with time running out in the Super Bowl.
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Remind me, when did I say I was an Expert?
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God, you'd think you'd have a little bit more of a clue having "played at the college level".
Schaub hasn't even been a starter for 6 full season. Three of those seasons, he missed 5+ games, so of course he's going to have a lower rushing yards number than an 8 year starter. Since when in the hell do rushing yards for a QB outside of HS and college football have jack **** to do with their team's sucess?
I can almost guarantee Schaub (and most other QBs for that matter) are instructed to "get the **** out of the way" when it comes to blocking...unless it's your last play with time running out in the Super Bowl.
Schaub hasn't even been a starter for 6 full season. Three of those seasons, he missed 5+ games, so of course he's going to have a lower rushing yards number than an 8 year starter. Since when in the hell do rushing yards for a QB outside of HS and college football have jack **** to do with their team's sucess?
I can almost guarantee Schaub (and most other QBs for that matter) are instructed to "get the **** out of the way" when it comes to blocking...unless it's your last play with time running out in the Super Bowl.
It's apparent that you are a DIE HARD Schaub fan and like Kubiak, you see something in him that I don't. Respectable.
Opinions are opinions and nothing you say will sway my opinion as it stands, Schaub is not capable of getting the Texans to A Superbowl. PERIOD.
I believe you completely misunderstood my post. We were speaking in terms of scrambling and you mentioned that Brady and Manning doesn't scramble.
It's apparent that you are a DIE HARD Schaub fan and like Kubiak, you see something in him that I don't. Respectable.
Opinions are opinions and nothing you say will sway my opinion as it stands, Schaub is not capable of getting the Texans to A Superbowl. PERIOD.
It's apparent that you are a DIE HARD Schaub fan and like Kubiak, you see something in him that I don't. Respectable.
Opinions are opinions and nothing you say will sway my opinion as it stands, Schaub is not capable of getting the Texans to A Superbowl. PERIOD.
I stand by my statement that Brady and Manning are not mobile QBs. They are pocket passers and damn good ones.
