I don't think losing owen daniels would be a huge loss. Anthony and Dressen are both capable of starting.
Hill? Who now plays for the Colts? Anyway, Dressen and Casey and maybe a little Graham can share the load.
Even tho Arian had over 150 yards rushing and 2 TD, I think Watt should be MVP of the game or at least co-MVP if there was such a thing for this game -such great performances..
In the grades article on chron.com, Pancakes says that OD may have suffered a broken hand but should be able to play vs Baltimore. http://blog.chron.com/ultimatetexans/2012/01/playoff-report-card-texans-vs-bengals/
How are you going to catch a ball with a broken hand? Sure, he didn't have a huge impact this game, but who's to tell that he could have a breakout game the next? This is a bit frustrating, but if he's fit to play, then so be it.
The way the announcers were calling the game I thought the bungals might pull out a 21 point game to win the game with 2 minutes to go. I know they were trying to make it more interesting in a blowout but gawd. Hey, gotta complain about something. =)
Absolutely right on this. Some people will never understand and have that feeling what the ones who stuck it out from the very beginning are feeling. Sometimes, you have to feel that low so you can feel that high.
Yeah, im going to sound like a homer, but from the start i thought this team was on it's way to the top. I didn't even follow football, mainly because we didn't have a team around the age i should have been interested in it, but since day one i liked this team. The colors, logo, players, ownership...i just liked the way they were trying to put a team together, although it felt like it wasn't working at times, things were being done. Progress was being made. It felt great for me, like rockets championship kind of good. I'm glad i stuck around and saw it all develop, it's what makes it even sweeter.
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