That’s only taking portions of the game and adding them together to form the opinion that the Texans played poorly and beat themselves. Using that same approach I could take the positive plays and add them together and they’d look like a team of all pros. The fact is we had some good plays, some bad plays and in the end it was the Cardinals that beat us. Perfection only exists in our own minds, there’s going to be bad plays and mistakes made for every team in every single game. Pointing out said struggles doesn’t make for a poor showing, as there’s struggle every week (that’s why the game’s worth watching), you have to look at the game in its entirety. And in that game we struggled early going down 21-0 then had 3 consecutive TD drives in the 2nd half to get us right back in the game at the end. That INT wasn’t so much a bad throw or terrible playcall so much as their CB making an excellent jump on the route… which by the way he would have been chewed out for had he guessed wrong as it would have been almost an automatic TD. You can blame that play on Schaub, the playcall itself, or even the reciever who ran a pretty lazy route on the play, but the bottom line is it was the CB and the defense in general that made the play there. It’s not as if the Cardinals had perfect play from it’s players or even had the right playcall in every situation, because in the end perfection only exists in our own minds. In the end it was a fairly equal contest and came down literally to the last few plays in the game, the Texans didn’t beat themselves, Arizona did.