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Texans @ Jaguars Live Game Thread

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Last meeting
In Week 10 of last year, the Texans intercepted Jaguars quarterback David Garrard four times and held on for a 13-10 victory.

Streaks
Houston has won four of the past six against Jacksonville to claim a 6-4 series lead.

Last week
Texans kicker Kris Brown hit five field goals -- three from 50-plus yards -- including the game-winner from 57 -- to help Houston beat Miami, 22-19. The Jaguars, on the other hand, needed no such heroics, using a stifling defensive effort to down the Kansas City Chiefs, 17-7.

At stake
With a victory, Houston can move ahead of Jacksonville in the very competitive AFC South and keep pace with the Colts and Titans. A win for Jacksonville would help it put behind an embarrassing 2006 sweep at the hands of the Texans and give it momentum going into next week's showdown with the division-leading Colts.

Key matchup
The Jaguars linebackers vs. Texans tight end Owen Daniels.
Since top wideout Andre Johnson went down in Week 2 with a knee injury, Daniels has developed into the most reliable receiver for Houston quarterback Matt Schaub. He leads the team with 24 catches and 293 receiving yards. The Jaguars defense, meanwhile, showed only one weakness in its dominating defensive performance against the Chiefs -- an inability to stop Kanas City tight end Tony Gonzalez. Gonzalez repeatedly found seams in the middle of the field and caught eight balls for 100 yards. If Houston hopes to move the ball against Jacksonville's stingy defense, Daniels likely will have to play a starring role.

Did you know?
Jacksonville set a team record for fewest rushing yards allowed last week, surrendering only 10 yards on the ground to Larry Johnson and the Chiefs.
 
Here's the full list per www.kffl.com

Texans | Week 6 Inactives
Sun, 14 Oct 2007 09:00:13 -0700

The Houston Texans have declared WR Andre Johnson, CB Jamar Fletcher, TE Jeb Putzier, OG Kasey Studdard, OL Rashad Butler, RB Ron Dayne, LB Shantee Orr, LB Zac Diles inactive for Week 6.
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Almost time to put doubt back into their season again, those guys seem WAY too confident, time to kill that noise.

:texflag:
 
HoustonFrog said:
Is Fred Taylor playing?NFL Countdown says probably not...all other sites say yes.
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per www.kffl.com

Jaguars | Week 6 Inactives
Sun, 14 Oct 2007 09:00:37 -0700

The Jacksonville Jaguars have declared CB Aaron Glenn, PK Josh Scobee, LB Kenneth Pettway, RB LaBrandon Toefield, LB Pat Thomas, DL Reggie Hayward, OT Richard Collier, OG Uche Nwaneri inactive for Week 6.
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So to answer your question, yes it looks like Fred Taylor will be playing.
 
Jags are allowing Fred Taylor to decide if he is capable of playing. (according to ESPN)

Weather shouldn't be a factor, 80 and relatively dry (that's good for a dome team in J'ville).

:stooges:
 
Who is the moron commentator that just said Garrard is looking to give the Jags their 4th straight victory over the Texans? Don't you have to have won the last one for that kind of thing?
 
OK, did anyone else just hear the announcer say that David Garrard was going to try to lead Jacksonville to their 4th straight victory over the Houston Texans? Did I fall asleep for two seasons?
 
great drive thus far...........

we might have to role schaub out to score down here...I don't think the jags will let us run it in.
 
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