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BillPeterson

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I am a native Houstonian who relocated to NO several years ago and was recently re-located back to Houston by my company due to the hurricane Katrina last year, and consider myself both a Saints fan and a Texan fan.Just wanted to get that out of the way. Ok, loved the zone blocking scheme implemented by Kubiak, I've seen it work in Denver, mad props. Loved the combination of speed, power,agility and plain old toughness and tenacity demonstrated by the rookie rb. Sage Rosenfelz(spelling?) seemed shaky at first, but soon settled in to put on a demonstration of leadership that reminded me of Troy Aikman-don't get me wrong-I'm not saying he's the next Troy Aikman or anything like that, I'm just saying he remained calm and demonstrated true leadership on the field, which is what the Texans sorely need. Alas, David Carr was the same old David. On the run from the snap, throwing into coverage, locking on to one receiver, last night it was Eric Moulds underneath. So, here we are-tough schedule ahead. I have a feeling it's gonna be a long season. So, now I guess I'm gonna go to the Saints board and gloat.:mario: Mario who? Did he play last night?
 
BillPeterson said:
Alas, David Carr was the same old David. On the run from the snap, throwing into coverage, locking on to one receiver, last night it was Eric Moulds underneath.

Carr was rolling out after the snap, not on the run. He threw to Moulds and Andre. I never got the impression he was locked into just 1 receiver. The pass the Andre that was almost intercepted was a poor decision. The long throw to Andre that was tipped by the LB was just a great play by the Chiefs. A little more touch maybe, but it wasn't a bad pass. Overall, I don't have the sense of impending doom that you feel.
 
TexanBacker93 said:
Carr was rolling out after the snap, not on the run. He threw to Moulds and Andre. I never got the impression he was locked into just 1 receiver. The pass the Andre that was almost intercepted was a poor decision. The long throw to Andre that was tipped by the LB was just a great play by the Chiefs. A little more touch maybe, but it wasn't a bad pass. Overall, I don't have the sense of impending doom that you feel.
On the ball that was almost picked, it looked like the RB that was supposed to freeze the Corner never got out there deep enough to hold the Corner for a second.

Cause if the Corner is stalled just for a second right there it is a good throw, maybe Carr was expecting him to.:cool:

OR maybe it was just not a throw he should try again.:cool:
 
TheRealJoker said:
Its kinda scary how jealous Saints fans are that we took Mario out right from under them.

No they aren't. Saints fans couldn't be more happy that the Texans passed on Reggie. Find one Saints fan who doesn't want Reggie ... not gonna happen.
 
TheRealJoker said:
Its kinda scary how jealous Saints fans are that we took Mario out right from under them.
MY friend you have taken the words right out of my mouth. Has been said on other threads that Mario was on NO draft board as their #1 had we taken Bush, IMO that why we took him and did not trade down(not that we had many offers to trade down) But with so many 'ants fans coming to our board I'm starting to think thay are kind of jealous.
 
domt come back here again..go back to the saints mb!! maybe next year you can get adrian peterson with the first overall pick next year!
 
Man come on, titan fan didn't do anything, him and the original poster were just stating their opinions, they werent trolling or anything, some of our own fans in this post are acting like trolls...
 
texan279 said:
Man come on, titan fan didn't do anything, him and the original poster were just stating their opinions, they werent trolling or anything, some of our own fans in this post are acting like trolls...


Thank you, and consideing I lived in New Orleans when they drafted Reggie Bush and talke to MANY Saints fans who were more than happy they got Reggie Bush ... I know what I'm talking about.
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
No they aren't. Saints fans couldn't be more happy that the Texans passed on Reggie. Find one Saints fan who doesn't want Reggie ... not gonna happen.

Now, ask Jeff Fisher if he thinks you should have taken Vince Young, or not.
 
Hulk75 said:
On the ball that was almost picked, it looked like the RB that was supposed to freeze the Corner never got out there deep enough to hold the Corner for a second.

Cause if the Corner is stalled just for a second right there it is a good throw, maybe Carr was expecting him to.:cool:

OR maybe it was just not a throw he should try again.:cool:

I'll have to go look at that one again. It ended up being a good play by Andre no matter what.

Everyone here can speculate as to what the players should have done and how they performed. The only ones that matter are probably going through the game tapes for the 4th time right now and will see things the rest of us (well, except maybe Vinny) can only dream of understanding. I have faith that the coaching staff will get everyone on this team playing their best.
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
Thank you, and consideing I lived in New Orleans when they drafted Reggie Bush and talke to MANY Saints fans who were more than happy they got Reggie Bush ... I know what I'm talking about.

No doubt, the Saints fans are happy they took Reggie Bush. As well as getting Drew Brees. I've heard the stores stopped carrying Paper Bags for a few weeks. Said it was the first time in 40 years people preferred plastic over paper when getting their groceries bagged.
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
Thank you, and consideing I lived in New Orleans when they drafted Reggie Bush and talke to MANY Saints fans who were more than happy they got Reggie Bush ... I know what I'm talking about.


I think both views are correct. Saints probably were looking at Mario with the 2nd pick assuming the Texans took Bush. The Saints would have been happy with either one and weren't going to trade up. The Texans wanted Mario and couldn't trade below #2 and keep him. The Texans got a player to help create a dominant defense (2 series in 1 preseason game doesn't make or break a player). The Saints got a marquee player that will help bring fans back to their team.

It's a win-win situation.
 
TexanBacker93 said:
I think both views are correct. Saints probably were looking at Mario with the 2nd pick assuming the Texans took Bush. The Saints would have been happy with either one and weren't going to trade up. The Texans wanted Mario and couldn't trade below #2 and keep him. The Texans got a player to help create a dominant defense (2 series in 1 preseason game doesn't make or break a player). The Saints got a marquee player that will help bring fans back to their team.

It's a win-win situation.

That was probably the most intelligent breakdown of the situation I've read on here, to date.:twocents: Thanks
 
TheRealJoker said:
Its kinda scary how jealous Saints fans are that we took Mario out right from under them.

No, the way Mario and Reggie performed yesterday I'd say they are pretty satisfied.
 
BillPeterson said:
I am a native Houstonian who relocated to NO several years ago and was recently re-located back to Houston by my company due to the hurricane Katrina last year, and consider myself both a Saints fan and a Texan fan.Just wanted to get that out of the way. Ok, loved the zone blocking scheme implemented by Kubiak, I've seen it work in Denver, mad props. Loved the combination of speed, power,agility and plain old toughness and tenacity demonstrated by the rookie rb. Sage Rosenfelz(spelling?) seemed shaky at first, but soon settled in to put on a demonstration of leadership that reminded me of Troy Aikman-don't get me wrong-I'm not saying he's the next Troy Aikman or anything like that, I'm just saying he remained calm and demonstrated true leadership on the field, which is what the Texans sorely need. Alas, David Carr was the same old David. On the run from the snap, throwing into coverage, locking on to one receiver, last night it was Eric Moulds underneath. So, here we are-tough schedule ahead. I have a feeling it's gonna be a long season. So, now I guess I'm gonna go to the Saints board and gloat.:mario: Mario who? Did he play last night?


sorry bill some people cant take and honest opinion and start lashing out with personal attacks. but i agree with some of your assessments of the game.
 
MrMeToo said:
Mario Williams: 0 tackles
Reggie Bush: 60 yards

But how many plays did Mario change as a result of his pressure and the attention that they had to give him?
 
tulexan said:
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe he did play some running back in high school.


From his profile on the Texans site:

"also played running back as a senior and rushed for 590 yards and three touchdowns on 58 carries"
 
Hou. = 2-14 last year = drafted Mario = held KC to 173 yds. total offense, while rushing for 178 = 5 sacks Sat. night with 0 allowed = Lundy, a late round pick with a better overall running game than Reggie (God) Bush had.

The question should be: Didn't Vince Young play this weekend? Where was he?
 
phantom17 said:
Goodbye & keep on gloating about your greedy part time slash player in your AINTS board! Just be happy that you have him & stop flooding your crap here (oopps)! & Don't let the door hit you!:hunter: :chicken:


WoW, someone's grumpy this morning. I never did see the original post as offensive, provoking or troll-like, just a nice little post by someone who likes the team. What a horrible thing to do!...
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
Kyle Turley = Hasn't Played in the NFL since '03 = Owned Mario

I wouldn't say he was owned by any single person. He was doubled quite often. Sure, he could've played better, but I like our D as a whole achieving 5 sacks. I can only assume he'll get better, as well as our whole team for that matter, as pre-season goes on.
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
Kyle Turley = Hasn't Played in the NFL since '03 = Owned Mario
What does "owned" mean? Mario was only in for 11 plays and Turley got quite a bit of help.

Multiple Blockers for Mario = Texans Defense stops KC's offense = Texans win
 
AFD1717 said:
What does "owned" mean? Mario was only in for 11 plays and Turley got quite a bit of help.

Multiple Blockers for Mario = Texans Defense stops KC's offense = Texans win

Ingore the Tack Fan. He's just severely confused. His heart lies in New Orleans, but he's a Tack fan. He's so used to losing, it has clouded his thinking ability.

:stirpot:
 
KKHouston said:
Ingore the Tack Fan. He's just severely confused. His heart lies in New Orleans, but he's a Tack fan. He's so used to losing, it has clouded his thinking ability.

:stirpot:
Hard to take a guy who hangs out on another team's MB seriously.
 
Mario played 11 plays and didn't look spectacular on 11 plays. Because Kyle Turley stoned him a few times does not implicate ownership, offensive lineman are supposed to win more often than not. Even the best pass rushers in the league average less than a sack per game, and that's taking 30+ snaps in many cases, not 11. Mario's performance will need to be judged on the basis of how he performs in full games, and the season in it's entirety. The talking heads on TV as well as many on this board have suggested for some time now that the ignorant folks will be declaring Reggie the better pick right off the bat due to the instant impact he makes in the superficial areas of easy to look up statistics and ESPN coverage. In other words it's much easier to tabulate the progress of a running back and extrapolate that to performance than it is to do likewise with a DE. Mario will have a much more subtle, but IMO a much more powerful sway on the outcome of the Texans season than Mr. Bush will have for the Saints.

It's fun to watch highlight reels, but it's much more fun to win.
 
KKHouston said:
Ingore the Tack Fan. He's just severely confused. His heart lies in New Orleans, but he's a Tack fan. He's so used to losing, it has clouded his thinking ability.

:stirpot:

I lived in New Orleans for 1 year. I've lived in Nashville for 17. I've been to over 60 Titans games. So no, my heart isn't in New Orleans.
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
No they aren't. Saints fans couldn't be more happy that the Texans passed on Reggie. Find one Saints fan who doesn't want Reggie ... not gonna happen.

Yes, they already had one good running back that could not help them win. Let's add another more expensive one even though they both can't carry the ball at the same time. D'oh!
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
I lived in New Orleans for 1 year. I've lived in Nashville for 17. I've been to over 60 Titans games. So no, my heart isn't in New Orleans.

Reverse it then... I knew it was one way or the other. And you've been to over 60? Bud must LOVE you. :stirpot:


Just giving you grief, TackFan
 
Malloy said:
WoW, someone's grumpy this morning. I never did see the original post as offensive, provoking or troll-like, just a nice little post by someone who likes the team. What a horrible thing to do!...


Sorry about that, I'm just a big :homer: & BIG supporter of the team & I don't root for any other NFL team! H-Town should be happy they have an NFL team there! Here in the Rio Grande Valley, I have to hear mostly about the Cowboys, Spurs, & Mavricks on TV! I just believe people around here needs to get over the fact that Super Mario was picked instead of Reggie & move on! IMHO Mario is a much more bigger need, esp in our division! You have to give this young man a chance, it just takes a while for DE or DT to produce & I believe he will in a big way! :) :mario:
 
phantom17 said:
Sorry about that, I'm just a big :homer: & BIG supporter of the team & I don't root for any other NFL team! H-Town should be happy they have an NFL team there! Here in the Rio Grande Valley, I have to hear mostly about the Cowboys, Spurs, & Mavricks on TV! I just believe people around here needs to get over the fact that Super Mario was picked instead of Reggie & move on! IMHO Mario is a much more bigger need, esp in our division! You have to give this young man a chance, it just takes a while for DE or DT to produce & I believe he will in a big way! :)


Right on phantom 17! You don't have to apologize to anyone for your opinions or feelings about Mario or the team! You have a right to express yourself on this MB just like they do. The Texans could win 10 Super Bowls with Mario and he could go to 10 Pro Bowls and some people would still think we made the wrong choice! You just can't please everybody!

So, from one :homer: to another, :gotexans1
 
Insideop said:
Right on phantom 17! You don't have to apologize to anyone for your opinions or feelings about Mario or the team! You have a right to express yourself on this MB just like they do. The Texans could win 10 Super Bowls with Mario and he could go to 10 Pro Bowls and some people would still think we made the wrong choice! You just can't please everybody!

So, from one :homer: to another, :gotexans1

When exercising your "right to express yourself", I suspect trashing someone else's opinion is not it?

Also, the original poster did not really complain about the Williams pick although some people started accusing him of it.

Oh, in case you feel like taking on my "team loyalty". I do not live in Houston, nor do I live in the US. I live in Denmark and STILL managed to go to training camp 2 weeks ago. I also love the Williams pick...
 
BillPeterson said:
I am a native Houstonian who relocated to NO several years ago and was recently re-located back to Houston by my company due to the hurricane Katrina last year, and consider myself both a Saints fan and a Texan fan.Just wanted to get that out of the way. Ok, loved the zone blocking scheme implemented by Kubiak, I've seen it work in Denver, mad props. Loved the combination of speed, power,agility and plain old toughness and tenacity demonstrated by the rookie rb. Sage Rosenfelz(spelling?) seemed shaky at first, but soon settled in to put on a demonstration of leadership that reminded me of Troy Aikman-don't get me wrong-I'm not saying he's the next Troy Aikman or anything like that, I'm just saying he remained calm and demonstrated true leadership on the field, which is what the Texans sorely need. Alas, David Carr was the same old David. On the run from the snap, throwing into coverage, locking on to one receiver, last night it was Eric Moulds underneath. So, here we are-tough schedule ahead. I have a feeling it's gonna be a long season. So, now I guess I'm gonna go to the Saints board and gloat.:mario: Mario who? Did he play last night?

TROLL TROLL TROLL:crutch:
 
TheRealJoker said:
Its kinda scary how jealous Saints fans are that we took Mario out right from under them.


hey hey lets be nice to all the "SPECIAL" children, Their RB got 44 yards on 1 carry of course other 5 carries he did average 3 yards a carry....WOW no wonder they feel "SPECIAL" :rofl:
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
No they aren't. Saints fans couldn't be more happy that the Texans passed on Reggie. Find one Saints fan who doesn't want Reggie ... not gonna happen.

ask em when is 4th quarter and King Reggie is off field cuz he's tired (you know like in Rose Bowl)and other team scores and wins and Saints lose.....:pigfly:
 
Titan "Tack" Fan said:
Thank you, and consideing I lived in New Orleans when they drafted Reggie Bush and talke to MANY Saints fans who were more than happy they got Reggie Bush ... I know what I'm talking about.

A Tack in New Orleans, a match made in mediocrity:yahoo:
 
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