meh. i should really start using spell check.

At least these so-called experts, on the whole, acknowledge that the Texans are on the rise and would probably make the playoffs in another division. They’re not outright dismissing us anymore!

Most ‘experts’ picked the Texans to finish 4th in the division. It’s amazing how these guys hardly go beyond repeating the same old tripe when they’re analyzing them. It’s all about how the O-line needs to improve and how the D looks ok. In my mind, it’s exactly the opposite.

And of course most of them haven’t gotten over the VY manlove.

Ugh.

You have to admit we haven’t done much in the past to inspire a whole lot of confidence in the national media, what with our 1-5 in division record. I was surprised we got as much love as we did. I was also surprised at the love given to Tenn. as well.

and yea..the people who talk about the o-line have done just about zero research.

…that we have a lot to prove. To be honest, I’m worried that our d is going to suck so bad that we won’t be able to improve upon last year’s record.

But it wouldn’t hurt those guys to do a little research and realize that creating sacks, as opposed to preventing them, is our biggest problem these days.

They’re just recycling things from the pre-Kubiak era.

which I had cancelled months ago, but they still keep sending to me.

and their NFL Preview has the Texans going 6-10. i didn’t read the whole piece, but it was all about Roosevelt Colvin and literally, there were four paragraphs and at least half a dozen references to the Patriots before the words Houston or Texans even appeared in the writeup.

weak.

neither of the two was Sean Salisbury. What a bag of wind he is. He’s the Bill Walton of the NFL.

The Texans could very well play their first postseason game this year, I don’t care what the “experts” say.

to make the playoffs.

If you think about it, it just makes no sense. There are only 2 wildcard spots in the AFC, and you can’t reasonably expect Houston to win games within the division. With a bit of luck, the Texans might win one against some week 17 backups just like last year, but 0-6 in the division is the most likely outcome.

I expect the Texans to have a respectable 6 or 7 win season in a division that is still far too tough for a franchise that has never posted a winning season.

Maybe we’ll just kick 8 field goals again. How about we sick our Haynes on your Schaub?

I may be living in the past, but I am only doing it because almost every time we play you, we win. You guys have to refer to a future that hasn’t yet happened in order to experience success. Ours is the more tangible kind, we’ve actually lived it.