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2005 all over again?

Discussion in 'Houston Texans' started by radapharoah, Sep 21, 2008.

  1. Yak

    Yak Member

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    Lets get back on track here.

    I was very disappointed with Schaub's performance today, as well as Kubiak's. I just can't buy into a system of play-calling that is sub-par. The poor plays are also magnified by the fact that Schaub can't call an audible and control his own offense. Watching Peyton Manning take complete control of his drives by previewing the defense and adjusting accordingly makes me disheartened that our own QB can't do the same.

    For example, Schaub was told to use a running play with Slaton, but Tennesee stacked 5 linemen and 4 players behind them, leading to an inevitable no-gain run. Change the play when you see that many people stacked to stop the run.
     
  2. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    I didn't see the game, but are the last two minutes of the half the same as the last two minutes of the game where all challenges come from the replay booth?
     
  3. ima_drummer2k

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    If I recall correctly, that play happened with about 6 minutes left in the 2nd quarter.

    Just a HORRIBLE mistake not challanging it. One of the worst coaching (non) decisions I've ever seen, and I'm not using hyperbole.

    Collins was rushing the team to the LOS like they were in the 2-minute drill so he could call another play because he KNEW it wasn't a catch. Everyone in the stadium and watching on TV knew it wasn't a catch. But the little red flag stayed in Kubiaks' pocket for some strange reason.

    Seriously, it was just HORRID.
     
  4. Rashmon

    Rashmon Contributing Member

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    By the way, the correct spelling of "hypocricy" is "hypocrisy."
     
  5. kaleidosky

    kaleidosky Your Tweety Bird dance just cost us a run

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    it was a poor decision. But it wasn't SUPER obvious without a replay. I'm sure you realize that Kubiak only had 1 challenge left for the ENTIRE GAME at that point. He wanted to be sure. There's no way his team upstairs had enough time to be sure and tell him so before Collins snapped the ball. It sucks, but I get it somewhat..

    (at the same time, I think Kubiak blew nuts for most of this game, and I don't have any good reason for most of what he did.. only for not challenging a couple of times)
     
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  7. msn

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    Better yet, Bill Cowher! :D
     

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