[Official] Texans @ Titans Game Thread

Whether he can go or not, Andre Johnson should suit up, just to make Cortland Finnegan nervous.

 

i heard at night finnagan checks under his bed for andra johnson..........

 

i heard he checks in his dresser drawer...not for AJ but for his inflatable butt plug

 

He must wonder how Kubes nuts got on his dresser

 

http://houston.cbslocal.com/2011/10...oh-keo/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

 

You know. . .this phrase has become the TEXANS unofficial Motto
for the last two years

Every loss usually starts with . .
THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE THIS IN THE END . . .
and ends up with
SHOULDN'T HAVE COME DOWN TO THAT . .

Rocket River

 

I don't recall the Oilers ever being so consistently good at finding creative ways to be bad. For many years the Oilers were just awful. Remember the Coach Peterson era. They didn't tear you heart out as much as everyone in the world knew they were going to lose and big. During the LoveYaBlue era, they kept getting to the edge of playoff success but couldn't overcome one of the best Steeler teams ever. Remember Bradshaw; I swear he had a mechanical arm. The Buffalo collapse is more like the Texans, but not really, because if they win that game, they go to the Super Bowl. The Texans are more like in toilet bowl territory. And if they lose Sunday, stand by for a huge flush.

 

Before I got to your next sentence, I thought of the Glanville/Pardee era Oilers and laughed. Having read on, I understand where you're coming from, but generally I'd say Houston NFL is historically among the most creative losers the NFL/AFL has ever seen.

 

Yeah, there was "stagger lee" but there weren't many "nail biters" during those eras. I just have a general recollection that the Oilers were largely untalented and BAD we a few exceptions, the early years and the Earl and Moon eras. It has been so painful, my memories are perhaps grossly distorted.

 

That was actually a Wild Card game. Don't think I ever saw the team advance to the Conference Championship in my time. Good 'ol Oilers.

 

No aj.. no win.. again..

 

How important is this game?
If the Texans win . . . I predict
1. Playoffs
2. A Playoff Victory
3. Perhaps a superbowl [hard because it will be BeliCheat Vs Kubiak in the conference championships. . . .shiver]

Rocket River

 

Texans take this one. They are clearly the better team, with or without Johnson and Williams.

 

Like most Texans games, it's a must win

 

Might want to check; pretty sure that was the AFC championship game.

 

Nope. It was a wild card game, January 3, 1993. They beat Pittsburgh the next Saturday, then they clobbered Miami in the Conference finals on the 17th before losing to Dallas (of course) in the big game on the 31st.

 

Post 1966, the Oilers appeared in three AFC championship games, none of them in the Glanville/Pardee era.

 

Every game in the NFL is a must win.

 

They may have, but I was too young for them. This Texans team needs to do something, though. Houston is a #1 Football town. To live with this is akin to Boston not having a baseball championship.

 

It was a wild card game.

The knock on Warren Moon and his HOF credentials were that he never even made it to the conference finals.



edit.

Upon further review, it was indeed a Wild Card game.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/oti/1992.htm