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kcwilson · 05-19-2006

Ok, first one was Patrick Ramsey on the Colin Cowhert show this morning. In case you missed it, Colin posed the thought that the Cardinals will have the best turnaround from last year. Colin posed the same question to Patrick ramsey and asked him to exclude the Jets.

Without hesitation, Ramsey said the Texans and cited the Kubiak schemes and the additions of Moulds and Mario as the main reason. He specifically stated that while he doesn't see this team going deep into the playoffs, he think thatCarr will have a good year and that they will surprise many in the win/loss column regarding the turnaround from last year.

Second is Seth Wickersham's blog from hanging around Texans camp... some interesting insights, it is a paid ESPN listing so I will recap:

Kubiak and Richard Smith run gassers up and down the practice field after practice.

Mario has bad toes, he has had to have them drained a few times so far. He was wearing bandages on his toes at a marketing event.

Kubiak has inserted a play from the Elway-Mark Jackson days where Carr rolls out to the right and throws deep to the left to Andre who is running a deep corner route away from Carr. In humorous fashion, Kubiak claimed that he used to fake that he slips on that play when he had to throw the route at practice (i.e. couldn't make that throw).

Sage Rosenfels fumbled the first two snaps after taking over for Carr. Kubiak stopped practice and made him get the snap right before continuing running plays.

Sportsfan · 05-19-2006

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Originally Posted by kcwilson

Mario has bad toes, he has had to have them drained a few times so far. He was wearing bandages on his toes at a marketing event.

That sure doesn't sound good

Tex Trenches · 05-19-2006

Could we please get some funds together so Yao and Mario can get a peticure.

My goodness, what's with the big fellas and there feet?

the wonger need food · 05-19-2006

Bad toes? What the hell does that mean?

Hopefully he just has an issue with ingrown toenails. I suffered from this quite a bit in my football days. Painful... but not a career threatening affliction.

SnakeOilTanker · 05-19-2006

So much weight on feet isn't exactly good for them.

Alot of athletes have really funky feet and knees

MightyTExan · 05-19-2006

Now I have an image stuck in my head of a swollen, pulsating toejam the size of a pancake.

TexanFan881 · 05-19-2006

It's nice to see that some of the people outside of texas are noticing that we can be a really good team and we're no slouch like we were last year.

TMac48 · 05-19-2006

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Originally Posted by TexanFan881

It's nice to see that some of the people outside of texas are noticing that we can be a really good team and we're no slouch like we were last year.

Or is it? Kinda makes it hard to fly under the radar...

JAXwithanX · 05-20-2006

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Originally Posted by TMac48

Or is it? Kinda makes it hard to fly under the radar...

i think we are still flying pretty far under the radar.....no one is exactly changing up gameplans based on our D or O.....yet. well hopefully 'yet'

TheCD · 05-20-2006

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Originally Posted by JAXwithanX

i think we are still flying pretty far under the radar.....no one is exactly changing up gameplans based on our D or O.....yet. well hopefully 'yet'

They'll HAVE to change their gameplan for our O. We don't have Dom Capers anymore! I think teams realize how experienced Kubiak is and that he brings the winning mentality form Denver to our team. Just that mentality alone can make you win a lot of games you shouldn't...

**PapaL** · 05-20-2006

It may not be an immediate change, more like the Bengals and Marvin Lewis changing things around.

**edo783** · 05-20-2006

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Originally Posted by LCROD

It may not be an immediate change, more like the Bengals and Marvin Lewis changing things around.

Good analogy. That's about how I see it to. Could mean we pick up a game or two at the start that we maybe shouldn't due to teams over looking us a bit.

NoBullTexan · 05-20-2006

The difference in our offense this year should be like light and dark from any of Caper's offenses in the past. That in itself will throw many a monkey wrench into opposing defenses preparations, but the additions to our defense will be the real difference in our won lost record, IMO.

BigDTexansFan · 05-21-2006

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Originally Posted by TheCD

They'll HAVE to change their gameplan for our O. We don't have Dom Capers anymore! I think teams realize how experienced Kubiak is and that he brings the winning mentality form Denver to our team. Just that mentality alone can make you win a lot of games you shouldn't...

the most positive mentality he brought was pulling down a bunch of those stupid positive sayings of Capers. "play not to lose, with lead in 4th quarter...YEEECH"

BigBull17 · 05-22-2006

Yeah you wont be able to have all 11 men on your defense 6 yards away from the LOS like you could last year.

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kcwilson All Pro Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Los Angeles-area Age: 39 Posts: 607 Rep Power: 11	Patrick Ramsey and Seth Wickersham on Texans Ok, first one was Patrick Ramsey on the Colin Cowhert show this morning. In case you missed it, Colin posed the thought that the Cardinals will have the best turnaround from last year. Colin posed the same question to Patrick ramsey and asked him to exclude the Jets. Without hesitation, Ramsey said the Texans and cited the Kubiak schemes and the additions of Moulds and Mario as the main reason. He specifically stated that while he doesn't see this team going deep into the playoffs, he think thatCarr will have a good year and that they will surprise many in the win/loss column regarding the turnaround from last year. Second is Seth Wickersham's blog from hanging around Texans camp... some interesting insights, it is a paid ESPN listing so I will recap: Kubiak and Richard Smith run gassers up and down the practice field after practice. Mario has bad toes, he has had to have them drained a few times so far. He was wearing bandages on his toes at a marketing event. Kubiak has inserted a play from the Elway-Mark Jackson days where Carr rolls out to the right and throws deep to the left to Andre who is running a deep corner route away from Carr. In humorous fashion, Kubiak claimed that he used to fake that he slips on that play when he had to throw the route at practice (i.e. couldn't make that throw). Sage Rosenfels fumbled the first two snaps after taking over for Carr. Kubiak stopped practice and made him get the snap right before continuing running plays. __________________ Post-Schaub Xmas List: (1) Landry/Nelson, (3) Satele, (4) DE/DT, (5) CB

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Tex Trenches Veteran Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 122 Rep Power: 8	Could we please get some funds together so Yao and Mario can get a peticure. My goodness, what's with the big fellas and there feet? __________________ It's where the game is won.

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TexanFan881 Hall of Fame Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Illinois Age: 23 Posts: 2,794 Rep Power: 580	It's nice to see that some of the people outside of texas are noticing that we can be a really good team and we're no slouch like we were last year. __________________ Proud Adoptee Of Our Future Starting Running Back Chris Taylor

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PapaL Loose Screw Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Maryland Age: 32 Posts: 8,617 Rep Power: 16277	It may not be an immediate change, more like the Bengals and Marvin Lewis changing things around. __________________ Tried and true, I'm rep'in Texan (Steel) Blue.

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NoBullTexan Veteran Join Date: May 2004 Location: Jersey Village Age: 76 Posts: 225 Rep Power: 10	The difference in our offense this year should be like light and dark from any of Caper's offenses in the past. That in itself will throw many a monkey wrench into opposing defenses preparations, but the additions to our defense will be the real difference in our won lost record, IMO. __________________ NoBullTexan

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the wonger need food Hall of Fame Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Houston Age: 43 Posts: 2,534 Rep Power: 1085	Bad toes? What the hell does that mean? Hopefully he just has an issue with ingrown toenails. I suffered from this quite a bit in my football days. Painful... but not a career threatening affliction.

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SnakeOilTanker Veteran Join Date: Dec 2005 Age: 26 Posts: 178 Rep Power: 8	So much weight on feet isn't exactly good for them. Alot of athletes have really funky feet and knees

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MightyTExan It's go time! Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 787 Rep Power: 4036	Now I have an image stuck in my head of a swollen, pulsating toejam the size of a pancake.

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BigBull17 Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2005 Location: Alvin Age: 32 Posts: 4,943 Rep Power: 4281	Yeah you wont be able to have all 11 men on your defense 6 yards away from the LOS like you could last year. __________________ Is it March 6th yet?

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