GP
Go Texans!
So where are all the fans who crying "It's just the pre-season, it's just the pre-season, wait 'till we win and you'll have to eat your words...."
Those people are hunkered down in some basement right now.
This board has officially been torched, plundered and pillaged.
I'm glad I prepared myself for this kind of performance by the Texans. I wanted to see a close game, but I knew that it was best for our long term interests to see a good spanking today with LOTS of errors on both sides of the ball.
I think a lot of us need to stop being hopeful and just understand that our team is in for a long transition, many transitions actually, which should start in the next week or two.
I predict a head coach will either resign or get fired. Knowing Capers, he'll quietly and politely step down during the bye week. Some assistant with fire in his eyes will get promoted to fill the void (Fangio?) while we go looking for a full-time head coach, which could take all season or even most of the off-season. And, at some point along that path...we'll get a new offensive coordinator too.
Although the defense has looked almost as bad as the offense, the majority of the focus will be on the offense and will thus get the grease this year. At least McNair spent that $2 mill on the Hurricane relief effort....that's something that can be put to good use.
Those people are hunkered down in some basement right now.
This board has officially been torched, plundered and pillaged.
I'm glad I prepared myself for this kind of performance by the Texans. I wanted to see a close game, but I knew that it was best for our long term interests to see a good spanking today with LOTS of errors on both sides of the ball.
I think a lot of us need to stop being hopeful and just understand that our team is in for a long transition, many transitions actually, which should start in the next week or two.
I predict a head coach will either resign or get fired. Knowing Capers, he'll quietly and politely step down during the bye week. Some assistant with fire in his eyes will get promoted to fill the void (Fangio?) while we go looking for a full-time head coach, which could take all season or even most of the off-season. And, at some point along that path...we'll get a new offensive coordinator too.
Although the defense has looked almost as bad as the offense, the majority of the focus will be on the offense and will thus get the grease this year. At least McNair spent that $2 mill on the Hurricane relief effort....that's something that can be put to good use.