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Texan Asylum · 11-23-2012

"Well when we have bad things happen, nobody panics.."

That's confidence within a team...and I've noticed that that confidence has rubbed off on me - that is to say that I am finding that when adversity or 'problems' arise in the course of a game, for the first time as a Houston football fan, I am not panicking...and THAT'S a wonderful feeling!

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**Say Watt** · 11-23-2012

Agreed. I am in the same position. This is the first time in my life with any football team I have rooted for that I am not panicking when bad things happen.

IBleedTexans · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Say Watt

Agreed. I am in the same position. This is the first time in my life with any football team I have rooted for that I am not panicking when bad things happen.

I can say that with about all of our games Except ...... That GB game. I was at the game and the td that JJo let run right past em ( jordy 20 to 30 yarder ) , I knew I had picked the wrong game to go to. This team goes as JJo goes , not enough recognition is given to him . When he's hurt our team severely takes a hit

Having 2 good corners is a big reason we were able to get pressure on qb. That and JJ Watt of course .....

thunderkyss · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Texan Asylum

"Well when we have bad things happen, nobody panics.."

That's confidence within a team...and I've noticed that that confidence has rubbed off on me - that is to say that I am finding that when adversity or 'problems' arise in the course of a game, for the first time as a Houston football fan, I am not panicking...and THAT'S a wonderful feeling!

4:00 mark

I know during the Jaguar game, I never thought for one minute that we would lose the game.

Detroit, there were several times when I said, Fk it... this game doesn't mean anything.

I'm glad it meant something to them & they kept fighting.

They're Mentally Ready.

76Texan · 11-23-2012

Love it!

Allstar · 11-23-2012

I haven't panicked, but there has been 3-5 times this last week where I've thought "That's game, oh well". Luckily, fortune has favored us.

**ObsiWan** · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Texan Asylum

"Well when we have bad things happen, nobody panics.."

That's confidence within a team...and I've noticed that that confidence has rubbed off on me - that is to say that I am finding that when adversity or 'problems' arise in the course of a game, for the first time as a Houston football fan, I am not panicking...and THAT'S a wonderful feeling!

4:00 mark

REally??
He should read our game day threads.

**kiwitexansfan** · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Texan Asylum

"Well when we have bad things happen, nobody panics.."

That's confidence within a team...and I've noticed that that confidence has rubbed off on me - that is to say that I am finding that when adversity or 'problems' arise in the course of a game, for the first time as a Houston football fan, I am not panicking...and THAT'S a wonderful feeling!

4:00 mark

I know right, I find myself saying, don't worry the Texans 'know' how to win, when we are down in the 4th quarter and when the other teams O is rolling.

Corrosion · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Texan Asylum

"Well when we have bad things happen, nobody panics.."

That's confidence within a team...and I've noticed that that confidence has rubbed off on me - that is to say that I am finding that when adversity or 'problems' arise in the course of a game, for the first time as a Houston football fan, I am not panicking...and THAT'S a wonderful feeling!

4:00 mark

Schaub made the same statement last week after the Jaq's game ....

**EllisUnit** · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by kiwitexansfan

I know right, I find myself saying, don't worry the Texans 'know' how to win, when we are down in the 4th quarter and when the other teams O is rolling.

Yeah i know how weird it is, i used to panic when we were trailing with 5 minutes left, now i think to myself "They will come back". My how the times have changed.

redwhiteANDblue · 11-23-2012

Well this isn't entirely true. JJ Watt and Bill Kollar were going at it on the sidelines. Looked like panicking to me

76Texan · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by redwhiteANDblue

Well this isn't entirely true. JJ Watt and Bill Kollar were going at it on the sidelines. Looked like panicking to me

We need all the guys to panic like that so they can tear it up when they return to the field like Watt

Corrosion · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by redwhiteANDblue

Well this isn't entirely true. JJ Watt and Bill Kollar were going at it on the sidelines. Looked like panicking to me

Watt was more pissed off at himself for playing the wrong technique on a specific play .. than being in panic mode. Kollar was just doing his job , finding out what went wrong and fixing it ....

**EllisUnit** · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Corrosion

Watt was more pissed off at himself for playing the wrong technique on a specific play .. than being in panic mode. Kollar was just doing his job , finding out what went wrong and fixing it ....

if you watch the replay Watt was trying to take the inside gap but the double team cut him off and it looked like the OT was also holding the back of his jersey, on a longer replay i saw of them yelling at eachother i could of sworn i saw him screaming something about the double team.

Corrosion · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by EllisUnit

if you watch the replay Watt was trying to take the inside gap but the double team cut him off and it looked like the OT was also holding the back of his jersey, on a longer replay i saw of them yelling at eachother i could of sworn i saw him screaming something about the double team.

I was just making the point that Watt wasnt panicing .... he was pissed off at himself more than anything else.

**EllisUnit** · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by Corrosion

I was just making the point that Watt wasnt panicing .... he was pissed off at himself more than anything else.

Thats what i like about Watt, never satisfied and always hard on himself. That is what makes a great player great

**infantrycak** · 11-23-2012

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Originally Posted by redwhiteANDblue

Well this isn't entirely true. JJ Watt and Bill Kollar were going at it on the sidelines. Looked like panicking to me

Wasn't panic at all. Our deaf MB member Nitro lip read it and it has been posted. Basically Watt admitted he missed his assignment. Kolar kept explaining the assignment and Watt was saying he knew the play he just screwed it up.

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Texan Asylum Christian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Kansas Age: 49 Posts: 5,948 Rep Power: 13326	AJ Said It "Well when we have bad things happen, nobody panics.." That's confidence within a team...and I've noticed that that confidence has rubbed off on me - that is to say that I am finding that when adversity or 'problems' arise in the course of a game, for the first time as a Houston football fan, I am not panicking...and THAT'S a wonderful feeling! 4:00 mark __________________

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redwhiteANDblue Color of Texans Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Sugar Land Posts: 964 Rep Power: 1343	Re: AJ Said It Well this isn't entirely true. JJ Watt and Bill Kollar were going at it on the sidelines. Looked like panicking to me __________________ Cortland finnegan is now named Corltand Innegan, because andre Johnson beat the F out of him.

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Say Watt Site Contributor Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 6,175 Rep Power: 12697	Agreed. I am in the same position. This is the first time in my life with any football team I have rooted for that I am not panicking when bad things happen.

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