If someone had told you before the season that they would finish 12-4, and you'd be absolutely disgusted and embarrassed about the team, would you have believed them?
Yes.
Because of how quickly Kubiak-coached Texans teams have completely burnt to the ground. When important things are on the line, only TJ Yates showed that he could deliver...yet he's genuinely NOT the best QB on this team (I think Keenum is even better than Yates).
How crazy is that? TJ Yates has been the only clutch guy when something REAL was on the line.
Every other time, with this HC leading THIS team, we cannot win things of importance...only if we're out of range of anything special and we're just playing for pride in the midst of being sent home for the year.
So, YEAH, I could have reacted with "Yes, I can see myself disgusted if we ended 12-4." It's history. This isn't our first or second year of this. We've been entreated with this for a long time now.
Only a purely brilliant QB can overcome Kubiak. A great defense almost overcame Kubiak. But it will take a magical, bold, and extraordinarily gifted QB to drag this team over Kubiak's hump. Is Keenum that QB? I have doubts.
Gary seems hell-bent on drafting or trading for "Yes Men" QBs who take orders and just run the plays called for him. No questions asked, TRUST GARY, do as you're told QBs. Is Case that guy who could get hot and just do what no Texans Qb has ever done?
He would become John Elway at that point, and boy oh boy if there's anything I've learned from watching this Texans team's offense it's that Kubiak does NOT want an electric QB who might become Elway II. That'd be like to opening up old wounds for Gary.
Gary is really a small person as a leader. He uses loyalty to bribe his players and coaches. He went through two of his own choices at D-coord before having Bum approach Bob about hiring Wade...then he obviously rubber-stamps that deal because let's face it: post-2010 Gary was in deep ****.
Now he's in deep **** again, but it won't stick to him.
You're an avowed Kubiak apologist, though, so I doubt you can see that any of this could possibly be true. Kubiak isn't on the field, so it can't be *his* fault.