Won't have to deal with Ray Lewis

[Texan_Bill]

Seriously though, I wish this thread would not have spiraled out of control. Both teams have injuries to deal with and let's hope this Sunday, there are no more. This way when both teams meet for the AFC Conference Championship Game, they'll both be as healthy as possible.

[Double Barrel]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Seriously though, I wish this thread would not have spiraled out of control. Both teams have injuries to deal with and let's hope this Sunday, there are no more. This way when both teams meet for the AFC Conference Championship Game, they'll both be as healthy as possible.

My gut tells me that if the Texans can make it to the AFC Championship game, Peyton Manning will be on the other side of the ball. That would be our typical destiny as Houston football fans, of course.

[htownfan32]

I'd rather face the Broncos than most other AFC teams. Maybe the Ravens, but I feel like the Patriots would lay the same kind of hurt the Packers did on us

[b0ng]

Originally Posted by htownfan32

I'd rather face the Broncos than most other AFC teams. Maybe the Ravens, but I feel like the Patriots would lay the same kind of hurt the Packers did on us

We'll find out how we compare soon enough.

[Double Barrel]

Originally Posted by htownfan32

I'd rather face the Broncos than most other AFC teams. Maybe the Ravens, but I feel like the Patriots would lay the same kind of hurt the Packers did on us

At this point, yeah, I agree.

However, by the end of the season? Manning will have that team fine tuned like a well-oiled machine. You could already see it happening last Monday night. I did not turn the 24-0 game off at halftime because I was curious about Manning. Dude just blew my mind....again.

I say it's our destiny in a quasi-facetious sort of way. Part of me is way to cynical to believe in karma. But I'd be lying if I said another little part of me thinks there's some voodoo mojo going on with the ancient Indian burial grounds under Reliant & the Astrodome. I don't believe in curses, but if I did, I would certainly believe Houston football teams suffer from at least one of them.

Something in my mind tells me that the Broncos win their division and we end up facing them at some point in the playoffs. I'd rather go against the Pats or Ravens, as well...but...it's that Manning thing.

[b0ng]

Originally Posted by Double Barrel

At this point, yeah, I agree.

However, by the end of the season? Manning will have that team fine tuned like a well-oiled machine. You could already see it happening last Monday night. I did not turn the 24-0 game off at halftime because I was curious about Manning. Dude just blew my mind....again.

I say it's our destiny in a quasi-facetious sort of way. Part of me is way to cynical to believe in karma. But I'd be lying if I said another little part of me thinks there's some voodoo mojo going on with the ancient Indian burial grounds under Reliant & the Astrodome. I don't believe in curses, but if I did, I would certainly believe Houston football teams suffer from at least one of them.

Something in my mind tells me that the Broncos win their division and we end up facing them at some point in the playoffs. I'd rather go against the Pats or Ravens, as well...but...it's that Manning thing.

Manning in the playoffs and Manning in the regular season are almost two completely different players. If that Broncos team keeps putting itself in gigantic holes every week that they have to claw out of I'm not feeling too bad about having to face him again in crunch time.

[Maddict5]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

OJ Simpson was a helluva running back. Well of course there's that whole turning two people in human pez dispensers, thingy.

tut tut shame on you, he was found innocent of that as ray is with his legal troubles