A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan - Houston Texans Message Board & Forum

Jagsbch · 09-23-2008

Texans love to do nothing more than crush the Jaguars spirit every opportunity they get. Texans may as well see this game as nothing more than being the closest to a Super Bowl as they can get at this point with
their prospects to beating Jacksonville after their 0-2 start never being so high.

The Texans know the impact of a win against Jacksonville will remove all doubts of the Texans being a pretender with the 0-2, not to metnion the labor pains born from the painful effect that the devastation from a hurricane unleashed. Last time I seen a team this Hungry was when the Saints charged to the NFC championship game, and with the prospects of seeing an 0-2 giant team make it to the SB last season, Texans may as well have a red carpet rolled out for their victory against jacksonvile given the fact that the emotional state between these two teams could not be any further divided on the spectrum of hunger.

"Houstonians still without POWER"

A win against Jacksonville would take the the Texans for the outhouse to the Penthouse. Jaguars have the power and oh do they know it, this makes the Texans hunger to possess it undoubtedly being the biggest factor in this matchup between two teams that have all the appearances of being equally matched otherwise.

"I don't think the NFC East can match up against AFC South teams when you put things on the line," Taylor said.

I am disconcerted as to the Jaguars fans and players being completely out of touch with what not only ails our team but division as well, Taylors lackadaisical approach to not only what ails our team but clearly our division speaks volumes as to my concern for this game. How delusional do you have to be to assume the state of the AFC South to be any where near the vsacinity at this point to the contending level that NFC East is at the moment?

Texans clearly have no delusions to what is at stake and where they stand in the big picture, this IMO makes the resolve they are bringing to the field of play, much more of a factor to this game than the Jaguars resolve which is obviously disingenuously maligned by a sense of entitlement, inspite of the atrocious redzone deficiency that is choking the life out of this team.

This is a tale of what the two teams are bringing emotionally to the table being the ultimate factor in this game. Jaguars mindset of being phat with assuming it is a contender, and Texans hunger to be contender again, will like many times before, be ultimate factor in this game.

"Going up and beating Indy on the road certainly ought to give you a little confidence," Del Rio said. "That's something you can build on, something our guys can gain some confidence from having that experience. We do have the ability to come back and put together a drive and win a game."

"We need to improve the way we open football games," Del Rio said. "We want to start fast, but no matter how we start we're going to keep playing . . . you can't bail out. If you stay the course then you'll have special moments like yesterday."

When you have JDR calling the performance we saw on Sunday, special, then it is clear that this team is being fed a load of crap, crap that is keeping it from possessing the hunger it is going to need to compete with a team that is clearly hungry. Seeing our pedestrian offense has this fan thinking the only thing special about the performance was its short bus special ultraconservative pedestrian philosophy on offense.

“I did. I really did. I thought the coaches did a great job of calling plays. I felt like when my number was called to make a play, I could make it,” Garrard said.

The official making what was clearly a lame call on Garrards failure to convert on 4th down on the last drive, ultimately led to the Jaguars victory and being more and more delusioned than even I could have imagined. I felt like when my number was called to make a play, I could make it? This from a QB who failed to score a TD twice inside the opponents 10? This is David Garrards definition of a great job calling plays? This is his definition of I did, I really did, when it was clearly the officials that did? 1 fumble, 3 ints and 1 TD and this guy has the nerve to say I did I really did?

Is there any wonder why this fan is so disgruntled...

HJam72 · 09-23-2008

This is gonna be one of those "Your team is better," "No, your team is better" games.

**Showtime100** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by HJam72

This is gonna be one of those "Your team is better," "No, your team is better" games.

Could be, but I like your team better.

**HOU-TEX** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by Showtime100

Could be, but I like your team better.

Just don't tell Texan Bill you like his team. If you know what I mean. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

**Texan_Bill** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

Just don't tell Texan Bill you like his team. If you know what I mean. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Do not attempt to hijack this thread for your own ghey agenda(s).... My team is the Texans, NOT your team which is "Team Rainbow"....Not that there's anything wrong with that.

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As far as this weeks game goes, I think its very winnable. Not because 'we own' the Jaguars or any of that kind of crap (really, we're only 7-5 against them).. I think that the team will come out a little pissed off and more importantly with a full week 'back to work" under their belts...

**HOU-TEX** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Do not attempt to hijack this thread for your own ghey agenda(s).... My team is the Texans, NOT your team which is "Team Rainbow"....Not that there's anything wrong with that.

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As far as this weeks game goes, I think its very winnable. Not because 'we own' the Jaguars or any of that kind of crap (really, we're only 7-5 against them).. I think that the team will come out a little pissed off and more importantly with a full week 'back to work" under their belts...

LMAO @ "Team Rainbow"

Can our team actually get pissed? That'd be a sight for sore eyes.

It'd be nice to hear the commentator say "the Texans just came out of the gate pissed off and put a whoopin on _________."

**Texan_Bill** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

LMAO @ "Team Rainbow"

Can our team actually get pissed? That'd be a sight for sore eyes.

It'd be nice to hear the commentator say "the Texans just came out of the gate pissed off and put a whoopin on the next 14 teams"

Fixed!!

**HOU-TEX** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Fixed!!

I run around the Loop butt-slap nekkid if that were to happen.

mootini · 09-23-2008

My team is better than yours, but not always vs. the Texans..LOL

**AnthonyE** · 09-23-2008

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Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

I run around the Loop butt-slap nekkid if that were to happen.

LOL, Quote saved.

Norg · 09-23-2008

IMO This is a must WIn for both teams to stay at pace with the titans

imatexan · 09-24-2008

Excelent post, I like where its going.

TEXANRED · 09-24-2008

To win this game there are a few factors that need to happen.

Okam will need to be a factor and play like a real NFL player at 6.4" and 345 pounds. He will need to hold up his blocker, read the play and be disruptive.
Ryans is going to have to Nut Up and be a factor at the LOS. So far this year teams are getting 3 yards on him before first contact. He will need to meet the RB in the hole and knock'em back 5 yards. He will also need to be able to shed a would be blocker. IMO this is a huge game for Ryans and in a way this game rests on his shoulders. Is he the MLB we all think he is or just average? If the Jags run 200 yards on us he is just average.
Amobi is going to need to block someone and keep the blockers off our LB's.
We are going to need to have our SS play around the LOS and get physical. This would be a great game to get Barber some action. He cant play any worse that CC.

The Jags are going to come out and run the ball and dink and dunk when they throw.

This is a very winnable game for our team and our defense but Ryans will need to prove that he is the leader. This is his game.

ChildressTitanMan · 09-24-2008

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Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

I run around the Loop butt-slap nekkid if that were to happen.

Well that's one way to reduce traffic on the Loop.

**gtexan02** · 09-24-2008

Maybe we'll tie. That way, we can still both remain losers

**HOU-TEX** · 09-24-2008

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Originally Posted by TEXANRED

To win this game there are a few factors that need to happen.

Okam will need to be a factor and play like a real NFL player at 6.4" and 345 pounds. He will need to hold up his blocker, read the play and be disruptive.
Ryans is going to have to Nut Up and be a factor at the LOS. So far this year teams are getting 3 yards on him before first contact. He will need to meet the RB in the hole and knock'em back 5 yards. He will also need to be able to shed a would be blocker. IMO this is a huge game for Ryans and in a way this game rests on his shoulders. Is he the MLB we all think he is or just average? If the Jags run 200 yards on us he is just average.
Amobi is going to need to block someone and keep the blockers off our LB's.
We are going to need to have our SS play around the LOS and get physical. This would be a great game to get Barber some action. He cant play any worse that CC.

The Jags are going to come out and run the ball and dink and dunk when they throw.

This is a very winnable game for our team and our defense but Ryans will need to prove that he is the leader. This is his game.

I watched the first quarter of the game again last night (bored) and have to say that Okam was the only DT that had much of a push along the Dline. Zgonina was a joke. Okoye was man-handled most of the time. Kalu lining up as DT is just funny. We will be drafting another Dlineman early next year.

I know there are a few Diles fans around here, including myself, but he's probably the slowest LB we have. We need to look at somebody else there. Bently maybe? And where the hell is Adibi??

According to an article on Chron.com D-Ryans gave the defense a little a little talking to at halftime (can't find the article now).

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Originally Posted by ChildressTitanMan

Well that's one way to reduce traffic on the Loop.

LOL! Or cause accidents

**Double Barrel** · 09-24-2008

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Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

As far as this weeks game goes, I think its very winnable. Not because 'we own' the Jaguars or any of that kind of crap (really, we're only 7-5 against them).. I think that the team will come out a little pissed off and more importantly with a full week 'back to work" under their belts...

I agree, man. It's gut check time for this team. I know that I will go into it expecting to see a competitive effort by all. I won't go as far as to say that I expect a win, but I think that it is not unreasonable to hope for one.

TEXANRED · 09-24-2008

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Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

I watched the first quarter of the game again last night (bored) and have to say that Okam was the only DT that had much of a push along the Dline. Zgonina was a joke. Okoye was man-handled most of the time. Kalu lining up as DT is just funny. We will be drafting another Dlineman early next year.

I know there are a few Diles fans around here, including myself, but he's probably the slowest LB we have. We need to look at somebody else there. Bently maybe? And where the hell is Adibi??

According to an article on Chron.com D-Ryans gave the defense a little a little talking to at halftime (can't find the article now).

LOL! Or cause accidents

I can't imagine a LB being slower than Greenwood.

Lets hope Okam continues to improve and becomes the Monster I thought he was going to be when we drafted him.

And I second that, where in the Hell is Adibi? His development along with Okam is key to this defense going forward. If these two players develop into solid players so that next year we can go DE/OLB for our first two picks in the draft.

TEXANRED · 09-24-2008

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Originally Posted by Double Barrel

I agree, man. It's gut check time for this team. I know that I will go into it expecting to see a competitive effort by all. I won't go as far as to say that I expect a win, but I think that it is not unreasonable to hope for one.

I must be the only one who thinks without a doubt that we are going to beat the Jags.

I have one of these,

for each Taylor and MJD.

**HOU-TEX** · 09-24-2008

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Originally Posted by TEXANRED

I can't imagine a LB being slower than Greenwood.

Lets hope Okam continues to improve and becomes the Monster I thought he was going to be when we drafted him.

And I second that, where in the Hell is Adibi? His development along with Okam is key to this defense going forward. If these two players develop into solid players so that next year we can go DE/OLB for our first two picks in the draft.

Diles makes Greenwood look like Usain Bolt.

Yeah, I know Adibi's not the biggest guy, but good gravy, we need his speed!

09-23-2008	#1
Jagsbch Veteran Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: JagSunVille Age: 44 Posts: 452 Rep Power: 45	A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan Texans love to do nothing more than crush the Jaguars spirit every opportunity they get. Texans may as well see this game as nothing more than being the closest to a Super Bowl as they can get at this point with their prospects to beating Jacksonville after their 0-2 start never being so high. The Texans know the impact of a win against Jacksonville will remove all doubts of the Texans being a pretender with the 0-2, not to metnion the labor pains born from the painful effect that the devastation from a hurricane unleashed. Last time I seen a team this Hungry was when the Saints charged to the NFC championship game, and with the prospects of seeing an 0-2 giant team make it to the SB last season, Texans may as well have a red carpet rolled out for their victory against jacksonvile given the fact that the emotional state between these two teams could not be any further divided on the spectrum of hunger. "Houstonians still without POWER" A win against Jacksonville would take the the Texans for the outhouse to the Penthouse. Jaguars have the power and oh do they know it, this makes the Texans hunger to possess it undoubtedly being the biggest factor in this matchup between two teams that have all the appearances of being equally matched otherwise. "I don't think the NFC East can match up against AFC South teams when you put things on the line," Taylor said. I am disconcerted as to the Jaguars fans and players being completely out of touch with what not only ails our team but division as well, Taylors lackadaisical approach to not only what ails our team but clearly our division speaks volumes as to my concern for this game. How delusional do you have to be to assume the state of the AFC South to be any where near the vsacinity at this point to the contending level that NFC East is at the moment? Texans clearly have no delusions to what is at stake and where they stand in the big picture, this IMO makes the resolve they are bringing to the field of play, much more of a factor to this game than the Jaguars resolve which is obviously disingenuously maligned by a sense of entitlement, inspite of the atrocious redzone deficiency that is choking the life out of this team. This is a tale of what the two teams are bringing emotionally to the table being the ultimate factor in this game. Jaguars mindset of being phat with assuming it is a contender, and Texans hunger to be contender again, will like many times before, be ultimate factor in this game. "Going up and beating Indy on the road certainly ought to give you a little confidence," Del Rio said. "That's something you can build on, something our guys can gain some confidence from having that experience. We do have the ability to come back and put together a drive and win a game." "We need to improve the way we open football games," Del Rio said. "We want to start fast, but no matter how we start we're going to keep playing . . . you can't bail out. If you stay the course then you'll have special moments like yesterday." When you have JDR calling the performance we saw on Sunday, special, then it is clear that this team is being fed a load of crap, crap that is keeping it from possessing the hunger it is going to need to compete with a team that is clearly hungry. Seeing our pedestrian offense has this fan thinking the only thing special about the performance was its short bus special ultraconservative pedestrian philosophy on offense. “I did. I really did. I thought the coaches did a great job of calling plays. I felt like when my number was called to make a play, I could make it,” Garrard said. The official making what was clearly a lame call on Garrards failure to convert on 4th down on the last drive, ultimately led to the Jaguars victory and being more and more delusioned than even I could have imagined. I felt like when my number was called to make a play, I could make it? This from a QB who failed to score a TD twice inside the opponents 10? This is David Garrards definition of a great job calling plays? This is his definition of I did, I really did, when it was clearly the officials that did? 1 fumble, 3 ints and 1 TD and this guy has the nerve to say I did I really did? Is there any wonder why this fan is so disgruntled...

09-23-2008	#2
HJam72 Hall of Fame Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Over here. Age: 40 Posts: 10,472 Rep Power: 18004	Re: A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan This is gonna be one of those "Your team is better," "No, your team is better" games. __________________

09-23-2008	#9
mootini 1stdown!!!!! Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Keystone Heights, FL Age: 39 Posts: 635 Rep Power: 4206	Re: A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan My team is better than yours, but not always vs. the Texans..LOL

09-23-2008	#11
Norg Hall of Fame Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 3,889 Rep Power: 2454	Re: A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan IMO This is a must WIn for both teams to stay at pace with the titans

09-24-2008	#12
imatexan Hall of Fame Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,631 Rep Power: 1528	Re: A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan Excelent post, I like where its going.

09-24-2008	#13
TEXANRED Texan-American Join Date: Jan 2005 Age: 37 Posts: 5,964 Rep Power: 12236	Re: A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan To win this game there are a few factors that need to happen. Okam will need to be a factor and play like a real NFL player at 6.4" and 345 pounds. He will need to hold up his blocker, read the play and be disruptive. Ryans is going to have to Nut Up and be a factor at the LOS. So far this year teams are getting 3 yards on him before first contact. He will need to meet the RB in the hole and knock'em back 5 yards. He will also need to be able to shed a would be blocker. IMO this is a huge game for Ryans and in a way this game rests on his shoulders. Is he the MLB we all think he is or just average? If the Jags run 200 yards on us he is just average. Amobi is going to need to block someone and keep the blockers off our LB's. We are going to need to have our SS play around the LOS and get physical. This would be a great game to get Barber some action. He cant play any worse that CC. The Jags are going to come out and run the ball and dink and dunk when they throw. This is a very winnable game for our team and our defense but Ryans will need to prove that he is the leader. This is his game. __________________ I am in an abusive relationship with life and I am to cowardly to leave it. - Homer Simpson.

09-24-2008	#15
gtexan02 Working? Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Boston Age: 29 Posts: 15,334 Rep Power: 34917	Re: A disconcerted and disgruntled Jaguars Fan Maybe we'll tie. That way, we can still both remain losers __________________ Adios until next season. See you then

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