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Williams first sack video!

I remember saying "well that was a fun series" to the person sitting behind me after those three plays. The crowd really came alive during that stretch.
 
That series was all about our draft and our new direction. Ryans/Williams gave us a glimpse of the future...hopefully.
 
Wouldn't it be great if Demeco was big enough to play MLB? If the line and backers continue to improve, maybe the safeties will be ok. Sort of what Kubes planned. Come on Petey! Get well. You too Wong.
 
Vinny said:
Demeco was the key to both of those sacks.....thanks for link.
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I agree Vinny, Demeco was what made it all happen. I really like what Demeco said, something along the lines of he was glad that he missed the sack so Mario could have it because there was a lot of pressure on him to get his first one. Truely a great guy of great character. Hats off to Demeco.....as well as Mario. :redtowel:
 
Meloy said:
Wouldn't it be great if Demeco was big enough to play MLB? If the line and backers continue to improve, maybe the safeties will be ok. Sort of what Kubes planned. Come on Petey! Get well. You too Wong.
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wtf? Look around the league...I can't understand what you guys are looking at...this is 2006 not 1976. Ryans isn't too small.
 
watching the second sack Williams was being held, do they call that anymore? possibly a reason why :mario: does not have more sacks.
 
Vinny said:
Demeco was the key to both of those sacks.....thanks for link.
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The second sack should have gone to Weaver. He had Culpepper on the ground before Williams or Ryans touched him.

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aj. said:
It was partially about Culpepper not being near the QB he used to be - and the Miami OL not being that good.
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WHAT!!!!!!

Did you not see when Mario mauled him in the first quarter and Cullpepper shook him off like a bad cold?
 
Awesome! The next play Mario blew up their tackle and forced him all the way back to Culpepper.

Thanks, I wanted a second look at that.
 
Cjeremy635 said:
Wow, somehow I got negative rep for posting the video. Hopefully someone just accidentally hit the wrong button. :brickwall
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that wasn't negative...the giver has a rep power of zero right now. He clicked positive...he just doesn't have any points to give.
 
Vinny said:
that wasn't negative...the giver has a rep power of zero right now. He clicked positive...he just doesn't have any points to give.
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Oh, I didn't know you had to have "rep power" to give away. News to me....thanks for clearing it all up.
 
TEXANRED said:
WHAT!!!!!!

Did you not see when Mario mauled him in the first quarter and Cullpepper shook him off like a bad cold?
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Yeah....and I remember joking to the same person behind me that Mario finally got his hands on one of them thar quarterbacks but then he didn't know what to do with it when he caught it ....

If you can't see the difference in Culpepper's mobility (post knee vs. a couple years ago) and the fact that the Miami OL is terrible, then I can't help ya.

Did you happen to see the word 'partially' that I used in that post?

It always has to be black and white with no in-between doesn't it? (rhetorical)
 
dtran04 said:
Good vid. Mario came close to getting another one on the last play.
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Yeah, I saw that too. He was on fire at that point and I'm surprised that there wasn't a holding penalty on that play as well. Hopefully he will be able to get after it now that the "monkey is off his back"... :whip: :bananasplit:
 
I was the one that rated, and it was 5 stars. Thanks, nice vid. As an European I haven't seen any Texans games so far on TV, so thanks.
 
Austrian said:
I was the one that rated, and it was 5 stars. Thanks, nice vid. As an European I haven't seen any Texan games so far on TV, so thanks.
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Thanks for being a fan way over there. Hopefully there will be a lot more highlight clips to show you in the near future. :ok:
 
...But those on hand Sunday found something to root for, and they let the Texans know they were behind them in a big way. And aside from the standard array of cheers, there was a new chant that originated in the fourth quarter of the Texans' 17-15 victory over the Dolphins.

"Mario! Mario! Mario!"

Ah, the first salute to No. 1 draft pick Mario Williams, who had 1½ sacks and possibly the game-saving play on a late two-point conversion attempt.

Travis Johnson said it was like a scene from a movie.

"When Brad Pitt took over the beach in Troy, and all of a sudden they were shouting, 'Achilles! Achilles!' ... well, it was like that with Mario," Johnson said.

"At first I didn't believe it," Williams said. "I didn't know what they were saying. I was thinking, 'They can't be saying my name.' But they were, and it's just something that was phenomenal. I thank the fans 100 percent for that."...
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chronic 10-2-06

Congrats Mario!!
 
Hulk75 said:
Did you also here Travis Johnson chant "Mario Bomaye" in his interview on ch.13? Thought it was toooo funny!:yahoo:
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It's funny, Travis Johnson has been one of the most vocal supporters of Mario since he got here. I think it's great that he pulls for him to succeed instead of wanting the spotlight on himself. He's had a pretty decent year so far as well and hopefully it will continue to improve.
 
Thanks for the Video. And yes, Weaver deserves the sack. Not Mario.

Its funny how one sack, has me pumped up for the rest of the season.
 
Thanks a ton for this YouTube clip. I put it up immediately on the NFL Fanhouse blog:

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My favorite part of it was seeing the cheering in the stands and the reaction of the players with each other. IIRC, Ryans and Williams shared a hotel room together when they first came into town and didn't have places to stay.

This is what McClain says about the moment in his blog:

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In the dressing room, the players were giving Mario Williams a lot of good-natured kidding about getting the first 1½ sacks of his career and tipping Ronnie Brown's two-point conversion pass that sailed through the end zone. Williams talked about how excited he was about getting a standing ovation. I'm not exactly sure that the standing O after the first sack was all that sincere.
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Maybe not way up in the press booth, but I can say in the stands, people seemed to be plenty happy for the sack and plenty happy for him. I think a lot of the fans have this emotion about Mario.



Oh, and in this PC world we live in, did anyone else's eyebrows raise when you heard the "gorilla" comment. I don't mean to be a thread buster, but I am guessing maybe this would be a bigger deal if we didn't have the Z team on the broadcast.
 
well, if mario can disrupt bledsoe...that would certainly increase our chances of beating dallas. he's not good when pressure is in his face. hopefullly mario can add to his total. maybe it just took him a while to get going...ha! :hunter: happy qb hunting mario!!
 
aj. said:
Yeah....and I remember joking to the same person behind me that Mario finally got his hands on one of them thar quarterbacks but then he didn't know what to do with it when he caught it ....
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Thats pretty funny.:)

aj. said:
If you can't see the difference in Culpepper's mobility (post knee vs. a couple years ago) and the fact that the Miami OL is terrible, then I can't help ya.
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Never a big Viking fan. Always thought Denny Green was over rated and Mic Tice was lucky to be able to tie his own shoes.
aj. said:
Did you happen to see the word 'partially' that I used in that post?

It always has to be black and white with no in-between doesn't it? (rhetorical)
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Oh there you go, you went off and hurt my feelings.:crying:

I'm telling Vinny.

Vinny..........aj is being mean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:tease:
 
I just wonder what would've happened if Daunte didn't do the last second duck in the first sack. Man, he would've been blown up the way Mario was attacking him. Not that I'd want anyone hurt, but geez, that would've been in the "Jacked up" highlight reel for sure.:fireball:
 
So do the sacks count? I mean Miami's offensive line is "suspect" ..... so none of the sacks should count .... they should all be considered "garbage time" ...
 
Vinny said:
wtf? Look around the league...I can't understand what you guys are looking at...this is 2006 not 1976. Ryans isn't too small.
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Vinnie, sorry you missed the sarcasm. In fact, I think it was you that offered stats of great active MLBs about his size. We have a keeper at second round.
 
Texans_Chick said:
Thanks a ton for this YouTube clip. I put it up immediately on the NFL Fanhouse blog:

Link

My favorite part of it was seeing the cheering in the stands and the reaction of the players with each other. IIRC, Ryans and Williams shared a hotel room together when they first came into town and didn't have places to stay.

This is what McClain says about the moment in his blog:

Link



Maybe not way up in the press booth, but I can say in the stands, people seemed to be plenty happy for the sack and plenty happy for him. I think a lot of the fans have this emotion about Mario.



Oh, and in this PC world we live in, did anyone else's eyebrows raise when you heard the "gorilla" comment. I don't mean to be a thread buster, but I am guessing maybe this would be a bigger deal if we didn't have the Z team on the broadcast.
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um, i'm not quite sure who that is in that picture. and yeah, the "gorilla" comment alarmed me a bit, but then the announcer states he's referring to the "gorilla off his back".
 
Meloy said:
Vinnie, sorry you missed the sarcasm. In fact, I think it was you that offered stats of great active MLBs about his size. We have a keeper at second round.
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my sarcasm detector wasn't on this morning. :shades:
 
Texan281 said:
um, i'm not quite sure who that is in that picture. and yeah, the "gorilla" comment alarmed me a bit, but then the announcer states he's referring to the "gorilla off his back".
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The picture is Robert Conrad.

Actor who played tough guys.

Dared people to knock a battery off his shoulder in a series of famous ads. Why that was supposed to sell more batteries, I cannot fathom.


Oh, and as for "gorilla off his back," nice backpeddling dude.
 
Texans_Chick said:
The picture is Robert Conrad.

Actor who played tough guys.

Dared people to knock a battery off his shoulder in a series of famous ads. Why that was supposed to sell more batteries, I cannot fathom.


Oh, and as for "gorilla off his back," nice backpeddling dude.
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haha, thanks for clearing that up. i think he's just a wee bit before my time.
 
Goatcheese said:
The second sack should have gone to Weaver. He had Culpepper on the ground before Williams or Ryans touched him.

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A yellow flag would've been a nice addition to the play .... The Miami tackle is draped all over Williams ... assuming that is his right hand on Mario's left shoulder pad ...
 
The second sack looked like a fair .5 for each Meco and Mario. Culpepper saw pressure coming up the middle. Looked Marios way for an escape route but Mario and his blocker were in his face so he dropped. He definantely went down on his own power.
 
TexansSeminole said:
The second sack looked like a fair .5 for each Meco and Mario. Culpepper saw pressure coming up the middle. Looked Marios way for an escape route but Mario and his blocker were in his face so he dropped. He definantely went down on his own power.
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He was going down because Weaver had his feet. Mario and Ryans made sure he didn't pull a Matrix move and pop back up. LOL
 
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