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Superstar · 09-03-2006

It seems slowly the old texans players are fading away and the new players emerge with the new coach as well. How many of the old texans are left besides David Carr, Dominique Davis, and Kris Brown?

Hutch13 · 09-03-2006

Kailee Wong is another one

davidghall · 09-03-2006

There are a few, but not too many stars...

David Carr
Kris Brown
Chad Stanley
Kailee Wong
Steve McKinney
Chester Pitts
Fred Weary
DeMarcus Faggins
Jason Simmons
Troy Evans
Seth Payne

Other than special teamers, Carr, Pitts, and McKinney are the only starters.

brewhaus · 09-03-2006

I am glad the Texans are shaking it up. And I think we will see results over last year from it. We are a big market city and we need to start running with the big market teams.

HoustonFan · 09-03-2006

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Originally Posted by brewhaus

We are a big market city and we need to start running with the big market teams.

True. I heard Friday that the Texans made Forbes magazine as 1 of the top 5 marketable NFL franchises. Something like that. The other 4: Redskins, Cowboys, Eagles, and Patriots.

It's time this team stepped it up.

tsip · 09-03-2006

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Originally Posted by davidghall

There are a few, but not too many stars...

David Carr
Kris Brown
Chad Stanley
Kailee Wong
Steve McKinney
Chester Pitts
Fred Weary
DeMarcus Faggins
Jason Simmons
Troy Evans
Seth Payne

Other than special teamers, Carr, Pitts, and McKinney are the only starters.

...wasn't that long ago when the board was full of posts about how the players were going to stay pretty much the same, with a couple of changes here and there...what happened?

Samer · 09-03-2006

I like what the team has done with the new players...Yes we did not do anything for our secondary...but if Mario Williams does what he is capable of doing..then that alone will be huge for the secondary...Mario Williams could be the answer to our defense...a freak pass rusher that was needed years ago...also with Babin and Peek back at DE..we could be scary on defense...with 2 guys pass rushing at the same time...while weaver can be our run stopping DT

**PapaL** · 09-03-2006

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Originally Posted by tsip

...wasn't that long ago when the board was full of posts about how the players were going to stay pretty much the same, with a couple of changes here and there...what happened?

We sucked, thats what happened. LoL

Jwwillis · 09-03-2006

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Originally Posted by tsip

...wasn't that long ago when the board was full of posts about how the players were going to stay pretty much the same, with a couple of changes here and there...what happened?

That was actually Thunerkyss trying to defend Carr's untouchable status as a starter.

aj. · 09-03-2006

That amount of turnover (11 players remaining after 4 years) isn't all that unusual. The key is once you have a successful core to build around, you keep it intact. It's a salary cap world and we're living it.

The Colts have 12 players remaining from their 2002 opening day roster. Five are starters on offense (3 on the o-line) which gives them the continuity needed to have success over the past four seasons:

Tarik Glenn
Jeff Saturday
Ryan Diem
Marvin Harrison
Peyton Manning

They have no starters on defense today that were starting opening week in '02. Rob Morris is the only one still around and he's a backup. This is a function of Dungy coming in and revamping what was a terrible defensive unit that he inherited from you know who.

The rest were backups at the time: Nick Harper, Raheem Brock, Reggie Wayne, James Mungro, and Dwight Freeney (rook didn't start the first game but he was quickly elevated). Hunter Smith was and still is the punter.

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Superstar Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006 Age: 37 Posts: 19 Rep Power: 0	Out with the old in with the new..... It seems slowly the old texans players are fading away and the new players emerge with the new coach as well. How many of the old texans are left besides David Carr, Dominique Davis, and Kris Brown?

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Samer Veteran Join Date: Dec 2005 Age: 31 Posts: 187 Rep Power: 8	I like what the team has done with the new players...Yes we did not do anything for our secondary...but if Mario Williams does what he is capable of doing..then that alone will be huge for the secondary...Mario Williams could be the answer to our defense...a freak pass rusher that was needed years ago...also with Babin and Peek back at DE..we could be scary on defense...with 2 guys pass rushing at the same time...while weaver can be our run stopping DT __________________ silence is golden... but SHOUTING IS FUN!!!

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09-03-2006	#2
Hutch13 List of demands Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Houston Posts: 1,233 Rep Power: 12	Kailee Wong is another one

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davidghall Rookie Join Date: Apr 2006 Age: 32 Posts: 5 Rep Power: 0	There are a few, but not too many stars... David Carr Kris Brown Chad Stanley Kailee Wong Steve McKinney Chester Pitts Fred Weary DeMarcus Faggins Jason Simmons Troy Evans Seth Payne Other than special teamers, Carr, Pitts, and McKinney are the only starters.

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brewhaus All Pro Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 769 Rep Power: 7	I am glad the Texans are shaking it up. And I think we will see results over last year from it. We are a big market city and we need to start running with the big market teams.

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aj. Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 4,769 Rep Power: 657	That amount of turnover (11 players remaining after 4 years) isn't all that unusual. The key is once you have a successful core to build around, you keep it intact. It's a salary cap world and we're living it. The Colts have 12 players remaining from their 2002 opening day roster. Five are starters on offense (3 on the o-line) which gives them the continuity needed to have success over the past four seasons: Tarik Glenn Jeff Saturday Ryan Diem Marvin Harrison Peyton Manning They have no starters on defense today that were starting opening week in '02. Rob Morris is the only one still around and he's a backup. This is a function of Dungy coming in and revamping what was a terrible defensive unit that he inherited from you know who. The rest were backups at the time: Nick Harper, Raheem Brock, Reggie Wayne, James Mungro, and Dwight Freeney (rook didn't start the first game but he was quickly elevated). Hunter Smith was and still is the punter.

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