Most embarassing loss? - Houston Texans Message Board & Forum

**gtexan02** · 09-11-2005

Which NFL team should be most EMBARASSED with their play today:

MarleyFan · 09-11-2005

I went with Culpepper.

WWJD · 09-12-2005

You have to go with the Rams...the Niners are suppose to be the worse team in the league. Guess not.

Exascor · 09-12-2005

Houston losing to Buffalo shouldn't have been including on THIS board because it's tough for Texans fans to look past it.

**edo783** · 09-12-2005

As BAD as our loss was, the Rams losing to the 49ers with 7sacks is worse.

STEEL BLUE TEXANS · 09-12-2005

Denver losing to Miami and STL losing to SF were much worse than the Texans loss.

GoPats · 09-12-2005

A lot of people are predicting the Bills to make the playoffs this year. The loss yesterday was bad, but Buffalo should have a good team this year if Losman doesn't screw things up. Definitely a top defensive team either way.

It has to be the Rams. I was thinking about the Dolphins-Broncos game, but I still believe Miami was never as bad as their record last year and that they just got really screwed over by losing Ricky Williams like they did, when they did. That defense was still good for most of the season. They just had ZERO offense.

Blake · 09-12-2005

This game ranks up there pretty high. Getting dominated is not a good feeling. Getting dominated for 60 minutes is down right unbearable.

TheOgre · 09-12-2005

A 4-12 team from last year (Miami) pounds a playoff team from last year and that isn't more embarrassing than the Texan's loss (to a 9-7 team from last year)?

These results aren't biased.

LBC_Justin · 09-12-2005

The Texans lost to a GREAT team we have nothing to be embarassed about. But or performance was not awe inspiring. I am hoping buffalo is just that good this year.

**beerlover** · 09-12-2005

actually I have to disagree with all the choices. the worst in my humble opinion was the beating the Baltimore Ravens took in THEIR HOUSE to a very good Colt team. here is why

1. remember the Colts used to play in Baltimore (sound familar?)

2. did anyone else see the opening with Ray Lewis going crazy, waving the flag, pumping his chest, doing the dance and yelling WE MUST PROTECT OUR HOUSE speach?

3. a lot of people considered the Ravens to be Superbowl contenders.

4 24-7 not 22-7 and is the Colt defense as good as the Bills?

5 Kyle Boller gave Carr a run for his money & he was injured (maybe out for the year)

6 the Colts looked like Superbowl champions

I could keep going on but its too painful & I'm not even a Raven fan that game was just about the most dissapointing highly anticapted match-up I CAN EVER REMEMBER

TheOgre · 09-14-2005

It was 3-0 or 0-0 at half. Their defense hung in there as long as it could. The problem with the the Ravens is the QB position. Boller is NOT the answer. Anthony Wright seemed to have a far easier job moving the offense. His problem, though, is that he is a turnover machine.

GoPats · 09-14-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheOgre

It was 3-0 or 0-0 at half. Their defense hung in there as long as it could. The problem with the the Ravens is the QB position. Boller is NOT the answer. Anthony Wright seemed to have a far easier job moving the offense. His problem, though, is that he is a turnover machine.

I agree. Boller seems to look worse and worse every time I see him play.

rick723 · 09-14-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by beerlover

actually I have to disagree with all the choices. the worst in my humble opinion was the beating the Baltimore Ravens took in THEIR HOUSE to a very good Colt team. here is why

1. remember the Colts used to play in Baltimore (sound familar?)

2. did anyone else see the opening with Ray Lewis going crazy, waving the flag, pumping his chest, doing the dance and yelling WE MUST PROTECT OUR HOUSE speach?

3. a lot of people considered the Ravens to be Superbowl contenders.

4 24-7 not 22-7 and is the Colt defense as good as the Bills?

5 Kyle Boller gave Carr a run for his money & he was injured (maybe out for the year)

6 the Colts looked like Superbowl champions

I could keep going on but its too painful & I'm not even a Raven fan that game was just about the most dissapointing highly anticapted match-up I CAN EVER REMEMBER

I hate ray the knife lewis. Watch a Steeler ratturd game this year. Dan Krider (FB) will put ray ray on his butt at least twice

BigBull17 · 09-15-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarleyFan

I went with Culpepper.

Tampa is still a good team they just played like *** last 2 years. It is 100% Rams. The 49rs won TWO games last year and didnt really add that much in offseason. The Bills are BAD ASSES who hit us hard with tons of emotion.

**edo783** · 09-15-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by LBC_Justin

The Texans lost to a GREAT team we have nothing to be embarassed about. But or performance was not awe inspiring. I am hoping buffalo is just that good this year.

I THINK the Bills may be a very good team (time will tell), but we should be embarrassed about how badly we played on offense (not TOOO bad on defense). I don't like to lose, but if the guys execute well and leave it all on the field and still lose.....well then, ya just got beat by a better team. When ya can't execute the most basic of plays and look like a peewee team, then you should be embarassed about the performance. I truely don't think that was the real offense performance, but they stuck it up big time Sunday.

TexansMVP · 09-15-2005

QB Rating of 12.1 for Carr was pretty embarassing loss in my book.

z0rpAn · 09-15-2005

i havent seen a 2-14 team or 4-12 team last year with ONLY 120 offensive yards combined in one game, so the texans still get my vote here.

HJam72 · 09-17-2005

How does a team have 7 fumbles in one game? Wow.

I still picked the Rams, though.

View Poll Results: see thread
Houston Texans: (120 total offensive yards, 5 TOs)	25	40.98%
Minnesota Vikings: (5 TOs from Culpepper alone)	5	8.20%
Green Bay Packers: (Only 3 points, 3 TOs from Favre)	1	1.64%
St. Louis Rams: (Allowed 7 sacks to 49ers)	15	24.59%
Denver Broncos: (Routed by Miami)	11	18.03%
New York Jets: (7 fumbles, only 3 lost)	4	6.56%
Voters: 61. You may not vote on this poll

09-11-2005	#1
gtexan02 Working? Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Boston Age: 29 Posts: 15,334 Rep Power: 34917	Most embarassing loss? Which NFL team should be most EMBARASSED with their play today:

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edo783 Site Contributor Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Houston, again. Posts: 7,700 Rep Power: 4640	As BAD as our loss was, the Rams losing to the 49ers with 7sacks is worse. __________________ De Oppresso Liber

09-12-2005	#7
GoPats Veteran Join Date: May 2005 Age: 40 Posts: 325 Rep Power: 9	A lot of people are predicting the Bills to make the playoffs this year. The loss yesterday was bad, but Buffalo should have a good team this year if Losman doesn't screw things up. Definitely a top defensive team either way. It has to be the Rams. I was thinking about the Dolphins-Broncos game, but I still believe Miami was never as bad as their record last year and that they just got really screwed over by losing Ricky Williams like they did, when they did. That defense was still good for most of the season. They just had ZERO offense. __________________ It is what it is.

09-12-2005	#8
Blake MMQB Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Spring Section: 551/B Posts: 9,580 Rep Power: 14926	This game ranks up there pretty high. Getting dominated is not a good feeling. Getting dominated for 60 minutes is down right unbearable. __________________

09-11-2005	#2
MarleyFan Veteran Join Date: May 2004 Location: San Mateo, California Age: 42 Posts: 271 Rep Power: 10	I went with Culpepper.

09-12-2005	#3
WWJD Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 5,260 Rep Power: 374	You have to go with the Rams...the Niners are suppose to be the worse team in the league. Guess not.

09-12-2005	#4
Exascor Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Atascocita Posts: 1,147 Rep Power: 4938	Houston losing to Buffalo shouldn't have been including on THIS board because it's tough for Texans fans to look past it.

09-12-2005	#6
STEEL BLUE TEXANS Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Sugar Land, Texas Age: 30 Posts: 5,327 Rep Power: 1832	Denver losing to Miami and STL losing to SF were much worse than the Texans loss.

09-12-2005	#9
TheOgre Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Back in the cellar again Posts: 3,739 Rep Power: 16	A 4-12 team from last year (Miami) pounds a playoff team from last year and that isn't more embarrassing than the Texan's loss (to a 9-7 team from last year)? These results aren't biased.

09-12-2005	#10
LBC_Justin All Pro Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Long Beach, Ca Age: 38 Posts: 805 Rep Power: 10	The Texans lost to a GREAT team we have nothing to be embarassed about. But or performance was not awe inspiring. I am hoping buffalo is just that good this year.

09-12-2005	#11
beerlover Site Contributor Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 11,357 Rep Power: 15075	actually I have to disagree with all the choices. the worst in my humble opinion was the beating the Baltimore Ravens took in THEIR HOUSE to a very good Colt team. here is why 1. remember the Colts used to play in Baltimore (sound familar?) 2. did anyone else see the opening with Ray Lewis going crazy, waving the flag, pumping his chest, doing the dance and yelling WE MUST PROTECT OUR HOUSE speach? 3. a lot of people considered the Ravens to be Superbowl contenders. 4 24-7 not 22-7 and is the Colt defense as good as the Bills? 5 Kyle Boller gave Carr a run for his money & he was injured (maybe out for the year) 6 the Colts looked like Superbowl champions I could keep going on but its too painful & I'm not even a Raven fan that game was just about the most dissapointing highly anticapted match-up I CAN EVER REMEMBER

09-14-2005	#12
TheOgre Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Back in the cellar again Posts: 3,739 Rep Power: 16	It was 3-0 or 0-0 at half. Their defense hung in there as long as it could. The problem with the the Ravens is the QB position. Boller is NOT the answer. Anthony Wright seemed to have a far easier job moving the offense. His problem, though, is that he is a turnover machine.

09-15-2005	#17
TexansMVP Probowler Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Houston Age: 31 Posts: 292 Rep Power: 8	QB Rating of 12.1 for Carr was pretty embarassing loss in my book.

09-15-2005	#18
z0rpAn Veteran Join Date: Mar 2005 Age: 27 Posts: 243 Rep Power: 0	i havent seen a 2-14 team or 4-12 team last year with ONLY 120 offensive yards combined in one game, so the texans still get my vote here.

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09-17-2005	#19
HJam72 Hall of Fame Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Over here. Age: 40 Posts: 10,471 Rep Power: 18004	How does a team have 7 fumbles in one game? Wow. I still picked the Rams, though. __________________

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