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Still early, but predict the Texan's record next year

Discussion in 'Houston Texans' started by rockets-#1, Jun 20, 2003.

  1. rockets-#1

    rockets-#1 Contributing Member

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    I think the Texans helped themselves out alot this offseason. I say 8-8, that's realistic. The last 2 expansion teams went to their respective conference championships in their second seasons did they not? David Carr is gonna make a bigger name for himself nationally besides just having the sack record, he's too good not to do damn good.
     
  2. rezdawg

    rezdawg Contributing Member

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    Our schedule is very difficult. 6 wins would be very impressive.
     
  3. Mr. Mooch

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    Wow, I don't ever remember the Browns being so good!!!
     
  4. MadMax

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    if we had the same schedule as last year, i think i could say 7 wins or so....but given the schedule for this year...i'm guessing 5 wins.

    i'm really not trying to be pessimistic! i'm a HUGE texan fan! i really hope they surprise me....and in the NFL, that's VERY possible.
     
  5. Mr. Clutch

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    I think 6 wins is not entirely unrealistic, but I would not be terribly upset if they didn't win any more than they did last season. All I really look for is improvement of the key players.
     
  7. Lil Francis

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    6-10 next season then we draft Frank Gore. 3rd season 11-5 and division champs.
     
  8. coma

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    F. Gore over M. Clarett if he comes out?
     
  9. Rocketman95

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    Without a legal battle, Clarett will not be able to come out next year. I believe he'll be a true sophomore this season.
     
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    Yeah I would. Clarett really does not blow me away like Gore. I see Gore being another version of Marshall Faulk.
     
  12. rocketfan83

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    After glancing at their schedule Ill predict 5-11 thats a pretty tough schedule. Cant wait till Mike Vick comes to town. :)
     
  13. Behad

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    You might want to change that sig now.....
     
  14. ROXRAN

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    yep, tough schedule...5, maybe 6 wins.
     
  15. mrpaige

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    16-0, of course.
     
  16. D-Roc

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    The Texans have the makings of a great 1-2 recieving punch with Johnson, and Jaffney, but I'm not sold on Carr. Coming out I liked Harrington alot more and felt he would become the better pro. Both proved they could take a beating but they didin't really distinguish themeselves from one another. I still like Harrington over Carr, but Carr has the potential to be a good one.
     
  17. Hey Now!

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    :rolleyes:
     
  18. BobFinn*

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    It's Gaffney. Jabar Gaffney.
     
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    rezdawg Contributing Member

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    I wouldnt hesitate for a second anymore. Carr over Harrington without a doubt.

    Carr is already a good one. He has the potential to be a great one, which I believe he will be, based on his hard work and dedication.
     
  20. D-Roc

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    And Harrington dosen't possess those same characteristics?

    BTW, my bad on the misspelling of Gaffney. I goofed. Bradford ain't a bad #3 either.
     

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