Comments for Texans Gab http://www.texansgab.com Mon, 12 May 2008 05:43:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Texans 2007 Season in Review by Joe http://www.texansgab.com/2008/01/02/texans-2007-season-in-review/#comment-1043 Joe Tue, 06 May 2008 03:34:54 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/2008/01/02/texans-2007-season-in-review/#comment-1043 I like your site. One thing,... my eyes hurt from the brown on brown text, you might consider backgound change? keep up the good work. I like your site. One thing,… my eyes hurt from the brown on brown text, you might consider backgound change? keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on Texans Sign Eight Undrafted Free Agents by Thomas Glidden http://www.texansgab.com/2008/04/28/texans-sign-eight-undrafted-free-agents/#comment-1033 Thomas Glidden Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:31:49 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/?p=230#comment-1033 For the second year in a row, the Texan's sign undrafted free agents that have more potential than what Casserly used to draft. The team continues to improve; it's almost like Houston fans should consider the franchise only 3 years old at this point. With Casserly and Capers, the team seemed to be going backwards during the first few years of their existence. Thanks goodness, that trend is no longer the case! For the second year in a row, the Texan’s sign undrafted free agents that have more potential than what Casserly used to draft. The team continues to improve; it’s almost like Houston fans should consider the franchise only 3 years old at this point. With Casserly and Capers, the team seemed to be going backwards during the first few years of their existence. Thanks goodness, that trend is no longer the case!

]]> Comment on Texans Sign Eight Undrafted Free Agents by Matt http://www.texansgab.com/2008/04/28/texans-sign-eight-undrafted-free-agents/#comment-1027 Matt Tue, 29 Apr 2008 12:43:41 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/?p=230#comment-1027 COLE BENNETT, AUBURN. This guy is a great prospect. At 6-5, 260, he will be able to play the edge and block in any scheme. He ran a 4.64, 4.69 and a 4.74 during pro-day at Auburn. Plus, his wonderlic test result was among the upper teir of quarterbacks. At Auburn, he made the offensive line calls and anchored a group that included three true freshmen starting. While used as a blocking tight end, he has excellent pass receiving skills, and according to Kiper's website, did not drop a catchable pass in all of his four years. He is the son of a high school football coach, was reaised around the game, and will be a tremendous leader in the locker room as well as during the off-season. COLE BENNETT, AUBURN. This guy is a great prospect. At 6-5, 260, he will be able to play the edge and block in any scheme. He ran a 4.64, 4.69 and a 4.74 during pro-day at Auburn. Plus, his wonderlic test result was among the upper teir of quarterbacks. At Auburn, he made the offensive line calls and anchored a group that included three true freshmen starting. While used as a blocking tight end, he has excellent pass receiving skills, and according to Kiper’s website, did not drop a catchable pass in all of his four years. He is the son of a high school football coach, was reaised around the game, and will be a tremendous leader in the locker room as well as during the off-season.

]]> Comment on Texans Sign Eight Undrafted Free Agents by Matt http://www.texansgab.com/2008/04/28/texans-sign-eight-undrafted-free-agents/#comment-1026 Matt Tue, 29 Apr 2008 12:42:29 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/?p=230#comment-1026 This guy is a great prospect. At 6-5, 260, he will be able to play the edge and block in any scheme. He ran a 4.64, 4.69 and a 4.74 during pro-day at Auburn. Plus, his wonderlic test result was among the upper teir of quarterbacks. At Auburn, he made the offensive line calls and anchored a group that included three true freshmen starting. While used as a blocking tight end, he has excellent pass receiving skills, and according to Kiper's website, did not drop a catchable pass in all of his four years. He is the son of a high school football coach, was reaised around the game, and will be a tremendous leader in the locker room as well as during the off-season. This guy is a great prospect. At 6-5, 260, he will be able to play the edge and block in any scheme. He ran a 4.64, 4.69 and a 4.74 during pro-day at Auburn. Plus, his wonderlic test result was among the upper teir of quarterbacks. At Auburn, he made the offensive line calls and anchored a group that included three true freshmen starting. While used as a blocking tight end, he has excellent pass receiving skills, and according to Kiper’s website, did not drop a catchable pass in all of his four years. He is the son of a high school football coach, was reaised around the game, and will be a tremendous leader in the locker room as well as during the off-season.

]]> Comment on Texans Get a “B” for the Weekend Draft Says Yahoo Sports by Laloj http://www.texansgab.com/2008/04/28/texans-get-a-b-for-the-weekend-draft-says-yahoo-sports/#comment-1025 Laloj Tue, 29 Apr 2008 12:15:19 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/?p=229#comment-1025 Texans are not known for doing well on draft day. I'm hoping these new guys fill some well needed gaps. Texans are not known for doing well on draft day.
I’m hoping these new guys fill some well needed gaps.

]]> Comment on 2008 Regular Season Schedule: Houston Texans by Doc's Sports Predictions Guy http://www.texansgab.com/2008/04/15/2008-regular-season-schedule-houston-texans/#comment-997 Doc's Sports Predictions Guy Wed, 16 Apr 2008 07:58:16 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/?p=224#comment-997 Aside from that Week 10 game against Cincy and a Week 17 game vs. Chicago (I think the Bears are going to be awful this year) the second half of the Texans' schedule is BRUTAL. The Vikings, Jags, Titans, Packers and Radiers are as physical as it gets. Aside from that Week 10 game against Cincy and a Week 17 game vs. Chicago (I think the Bears are going to be awful this year) the second half of the Texans’ schedule is BRUTAL. The Vikings, Jags, Titans, Packers and Radiers are as physical as it gets.

]]> Comment on QB Rosenfels on the Trading Block? by NIckie http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/24/qb-rosenfels-on-the-trading-block/#comment-915 NIckie Wed, 26 Mar 2008 13:07:31 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/24/qb-rosenfels-on-the-trading-block/#comment-915 I must admit I just started watching the Texans last year. I was really impressed with Rosennfels and the team. I don't believe Gray is anywhere near the talent that Rosenfels is. I watched both teams because of my fantasy team. Your really taking a chance on Gray. I must admit I just started watching the Texans last year. I was really impressed with Rosennfels and the team. I don’t believe Gray is anywhere near the talent that Rosenfels is. I watched both teams because of my fantasy team. Your really taking a chance on Gray.

]]> Comment on QB Rosenfels on the Trading Block? by eric http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/24/qb-rosenfels-on-the-trading-block/#comment-897 eric Tue, 25 Mar 2008 07:55:48 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/24/qb-rosenfels-on-the-trading-block/#comment-897 agreed. rosenfels is a valuable backup. i think he can definitely throw the football just as good as schaub, and he already knows the system better. he led the texans to some major wins and made some big plays last year. he was glorious in that close game against the titans and he tore up jacksonville. he has definitely proven his worth with the organization. if the texans can get a 2nd or high 3rd round pick for him, then i would agree to trade him. but anything lower than that would not be worth it; he's a valuable backup because he can virtually replace schaub. besides his picks last year, he played well. and is gray that good? he destroyed our secondary in last year's game but can he replace rosenfels as the backup spot? we know schaub is going to get injured at some point in time this season. agreed. rosenfels is a valuable backup. i think he can definitely throw the football just as good as schaub, and he already knows the system better. he led the texans to some major wins and made some big plays last year. he was glorious in that close game against the titans and he tore up jacksonville. he has definitely proven his worth with the organization. if the texans can get a 2nd or high 3rd round pick for him, then i would agree to trade him. but anything lower than that would not be worth it; he’s a valuable backup because he can virtually replace schaub. besides his picks last year, he played well. and is gray that good? he destroyed our secondary in last year’s game but can he replace rosenfels as the backup spot? we know schaub is going to get injured at some point in time this season.

]]> Comment on Boulware Signs With Vikes by eric http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/21/boulware-signs-with-vikes/#comment-895 eric Tue, 25 Mar 2008 07:41:17 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/21/boulware-signs-with-vikes/#comment-895 yeah this guy was definitely overrated. i thought he was good in seattle, but he didn't prove his worth in houston yeah this guy was definitely overrated. i thought he was good in seattle, but he didn’t prove his worth in houston

]]> Comment on QB Rosenfels on the Trading Block? by Jesse http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/24/qb-rosenfels-on-the-trading-block/#comment-885 Jesse Mon, 24 Mar 2008 18:40:27 +0000 http://www.texansgab.com/2008/03/24/qb-rosenfels-on-the-trading-block/#comment-885 Smithiak wants 3 QB depth, and if the Texans get rid of Sage they better know for sure that Schaub isn't going to get hurt like he always does. Gray's small, 1-yr deal doesn't warrant trading away Sage. Sage still has 2 yrs and is a suitable backup in Kubiak's system. Plus, getting rid of him will cost any team a 2nd or 3rd&4th rounder in April's Draft for sure. As a Texans fan, I still want Sage playing for us because he can make most of the throws and knows the system. Getting rid of him is getting rid of at least 4 wins out of 5 games if Schaub goes down (ie last season w/ only loss coming to Colts). Smithiak wants 3 QB depth, and if the Texans get rid of Sage they better know for sure that Schaub isn’t going to get hurt like he always does.

Gray’s small, 1-yr deal doesn’t warrant trading away Sage. Sage still has 2 yrs and is a suitable backup in Kubiak’s system. Plus, getting rid of him will cost any team a 2nd or 3rd&4th rounder in April’s Draft for sure.

As a Texans fan, I still want Sage playing for us because he can make most of the throws and knows the system. Getting rid of him is getting rid of at least 4 wins out of 5 games if Schaub goes down (ie last season w/ only loss coming to Colts).

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