The Holliday experiment is over..... - Page 5 - Houston Texans Message Board & Forum

hookinreds · 10-11-2012

Broncos sign Holliday...

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/...indon-holliday

**Thorn** · 10-11-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by hookinreds

Broncos sign Holliday...

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/...indon-holliday

Now watch him get his mojo back. That would really piss me off. Oh well, I'm not going to wish him back luck, unless we see them in the playoffs.

Texn4life · 10-11-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Texn4life

I hope Trindon gets another opportunity and does well. Our Special Teams overall have been horrible along with Trindon. With better blocking though I think he'll be able to make some plays. I bet he's on a roster before the end of the week. I hope he proves that he wasn't the problem and hope it isn't against us when he proves it.

Wish the little guy all the best. Had no doubt he would be on a team soon.

Wolf6151 · 10-11-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by hookinreds

Broncos sign Holliday...

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/...indon-holliday

I wish him the best and hope he can make a career work in Denver.

The Pencil Neck · 10-11-2012

All the best to him.

GP · 10-11-2012

Does his helmet have a Shetland pony on the side?

Sorry, it was just sitting there for the taking.

**ATXtexanfan** · 01-13-2013

It shows us how bad our special teams truly are

Calface4 · 01-13-2013

I don't know about you guys but it truly pissed me off to see Holliday have success against the ravens. It just shows that Holliday could've been the return man here in Houston if it wasn't for the train wreck of a special teams we're running under Marciano.

**Hookem Horns** · 01-13-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luv_ya_blue

But the disaster that is our special teams, isn't all on him.

You think?

Big Lou · 01-13-2013

But he had fumbleities all season, he had as many bad plays as good.

**Hookem Horns** · 01-13-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Lou

But he had fumbleities all season, he had as many bad plays as good.

Seeing players go other places and perform better tells me a lot about our coaching staff.

Wolf · 01-13-2013

Holliday set record for longest punt return for a td in playoff history and also longest kickoff return for a TD in playoff history.(also most return yards in playof game)

Jacoby set nfl record for longest kickoff return (reg season) in nfl history.

Pretty dang incredible brief moments

Meanwhile joes squad seems to be getting close to nfl record for most blockS in the back

Goodwrench3 · 01-13-2013

If we don't have good blocking.....

76Texan · 01-13-2013

I still remember Jacoby getting a lot of flack for dropping catches and returns.

I said that's what you get with him.
He has the speed and the shiftiness to make big play, but you will have to accept those bad moments, too.

I believe the Texans let him go, more likely was due to threat to his safety, as reported in the news.

The same thing goes for Holliday, who has even better speed.
(Without the threat to his own safety, yet).

Again, I was also long those who would still rather keep Holliday.
However, I don't gripe too much when they let either guy walk.

There are also times when you can't afford a critical mistake.
Holliday did fumble some for the Broncos this year, besides the times he did with us.

It's a two-edge sword. If you like living dangerously, it's fine.
But if you'd rather play sound and good football, you would hate to see the mistakes.

But you can't go back and forth.
Both guys have bad plenty of chances to prove that they can be more consistent.
Make your decision and move on.

**TejasTom** · 01-13-2013

They said on the broadcast last night that Holliday fumbled 6 times is year.

Señor Stan · 01-13-2013

Can we change the title to "The Marciano experiment is over..."

Thanks

**Lucky** · 01-13-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by TejasTom

They said on the broadcast last night that Holliday fumbled 6 times is year.

5 times with the Broncos, who still won every game he played in until yesterday.

srrono · 01-13-2013

Plain and simple while Holiday was here he showed signs of being a great return man. The problem was Holiday also played like he had self doubt like he was thinking to much not reacting naturally. Fast forward to yesterday Holiday is now playing like Kubs thought he could. I am happy for the kid just wish he put it all together a little sooner.

**Lucky** · 01-13-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by 76Texan

Both guys have bad plenty of chances to prove that they can be more consistent.

Yes. One took his chance and became an All Pro returner. The other broke the playoff record for most return TDs in a game.

**Playoffs** · 01-13-2013

I'm just glad Jacoby & Trindon were going head to head...

I don't know if I could stand having both our special teams castoffs making the difference for their new teams in getting to the conference championships.

10-11-2012	#81
hookinreds Hall of Fame Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Round Rock Age: 43 Posts: 1,084 Rep Power: 2428	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... Broncos sign Holliday... http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/...indon-holliday

10-11-2012	#85
The Pencil Neck Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Dallas, TX Age: 51 Posts: 14,570 Rep Power: 49400	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... All the best to him. __________________ Adoptee: #55 - Chris Myers.

10-11-2012	#86
GP Go Texans! Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: TEXAS! Posts: 17,747 Rep Power: 50138	Does his helmet have a Shetland pony on the side? Sorry, it was just sitting there for the taking. __________________

01-13-2013	#87
ATXtexanfan Site Contributor Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: leander, tx Age: 35 Posts: 2,548 Rep Power: 3467	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... It shows us how bad our special teams truly are

01-13-2013	#88
Calface4 inthisforlife Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 43 Rep Power: 0	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... I don't know about you guys but it truly pissed me off to see Holliday have success against the ravens. It just shows that Holliday could've been the return man here in Houston if it wasn't for the train wreck of a special teams we're running under Marciano.

01-13-2013	#90
Big Lou "NUK-LEAR" Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Las Vegas, NV Section: DirecTV Age: 38 Posts: 2,708 Rep Power: 9467	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... But he had fumbleities all season, he had as many bad plays as good. __________________ *Nothing is impossible, it just costs more.*

01-13-2013	#92
Wolf 100% Texan Join Date: May 2004 Location: Kerrville Age: 43 Posts: 35,906 Rep Power: 41330	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... Holliday set record for longest punt return for a td in playoff history and also longest kickoff return for a TD in playoff history.(also most return yards in playof game) Jacoby set nfl record for longest kickoff return (reg season) in nfl history. Pretty dang incredible brief moments Meanwhile joes squad seems to be getting close to nfl record for most blockS in the back __________________ Finding out alcohol was a depressant made me question science Last edited by Wolf; 01-13-2013 at 10:01 AM.

01-13-2013	#93
Goodwrench3 Brazilian Fan! Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Curitiba,Brazil Posts: 286 Rep Power: 1610	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... If we don't have good blocking..... __________________ Texans Brazilian Fan since 2008! #GoTexans #PrideofTexas

01-13-2013	#94
76Texan Hall of Fame Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 11,707 Rep Power: 28459	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... I still remember Jacoby getting a lot of flack for dropping catches and returns. I said that's what you get with him. He has the speed and the shiftiness to make big play, but you will have to accept those bad moments, too. I believe the Texans let him go, more likely was due to threat to his safety, as reported in the news. The same thing goes for Holliday, who has even better speed. (Without the threat to his own safety, yet). Again, I was also long those who would still rather keep Holliday. However, I don't gripe too much when they let either guy walk. There are also times when you can't afford a critical mistake. Holliday did fumble some for the Broncos this year, besides the times he did with us. It's a two-edge sword. If you like living dangerously, it's fine. But if you'd rather play sound and good football, you would hate to see the mistakes. But you can't go back and forth. Both guys have bad plenty of chances to prove that they can be more consistent. Make your decision and move on.

01-13-2013	#95
TejasTom Coach Cush Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Pearland Section: Brazos Suite Posts: 972 Rep Power: 10148	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... They said on the broadcast last night that Holliday fumbled 6 times is year. __________________ "...and I'm all out of bubble gum!"

01-13-2013	#96
Señor Stan El Guapo Join Date: Aug 2004 Age: 42 Posts: 4,036 Rep Power: 43634	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... Can we change the title to "The Marciano experiment is over..." Thanks

01-13-2013	#98
srrono Hall of Fame Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 2,449 Rep Power: 13492	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... Plain and simple while Holiday was here he showed signs of being a great return man. The problem was Holiday also played like he had self doubt like he was thinking to much not reacting naturally. Fast forward to yesterday Holiday is now playing like Kubs thought he could. I am happy for the kid just wish he put it all together a little sooner.

01-13-2013	#100
Playoffs Subscribed Contributor Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 7,466 Rep Power: 55348	Re: The Holliday experiment is over..... I'm just glad Jacoby & Trindon were going head to head... I don't know if I could stand having *both* our special teams castoffs making the difference for their new teams in getting to the conference championships.

Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode