Sage -- the good, the bad, and the ugly.

[infantrycak]

Originally Posted by Thorn

Collins got to play the whole game, Sage just one quarter, so that's not a fair comparison. We don't know what would have happened had Sage played the whole game.

Huh?--Sage 1st came into the game with almost 6 minutes left in the 1st quarter. Schaub came back in for two short series and then Sage was back in before the half. Sage had two INT's (one not his fault and there should have been a flag) and a fumble to contribute to the miserable 1st 3 quarters.

[Twitch-Houston]

Originally Posted by Texanmike

I think I have heard this before somewhere.

Mike

I'm sure lots of people have probably said it.....except the Texans' coaches.

[Texanmike02]

Originally Posted by kiwitexansfan

Sage is a great backup, but if he was starter material he would win a starters job somewhere which he hasn't.

Some people just aren't cut out to start.

There was a reason all the experts were saying Schaub had starter material as a backup, the same clamour can't be heard for Sage.

Yeah I know. And I've actually been saying that for a long time. I do after all remember the Commander Cody experiment.

[Andrew6]

Anyone read where they are talking about starting Sage and making Schaub the back up for next game to let him heal?

[Thorn]

Originally Posted by infantrycak

Huh?--Sage 1st came into the game with almost 6 minutes left in the 1st quarter. Schaub came back in for two short series and then Sage was back in before the half. Sage had two INT's (one not his fault and there should have been a flag) and a fumble to contribute to the miserable 1st 3 quarters.

And you would be right. I was just thinking about the 4th quarter.

It's hell to be old, the first thing to go is the memory. LOL