TexansAllTheWayBaby
Waterboy
This is my second post of the week, as it is the Texans bye week. (My other post was a poll asking how you spend your Sunday when the Texans do not play.)
Anways, back to the topic. David Carr is really stepping it up this season, as I knew he eventually would.
David Carr is leading the NFL in QB rating at 108.9 and thats got to be a good thing for the fifth-year player.
Carr has also thrown for seven touchdowns and improved by reducing his pics, only tossing 2 interceptions thus far.
Granted, some was at the end of the game's when they were over, but that just shows team pride, and still, alot of it was in key moments in the game.
The difference in him is tangible. And those who know him best believe it is directly connected to new coach Gary Kubiak and the way Kubiak handles his young player.
Many believe the key is that Kubiak doesnt use kid gloves on anyone, especially Carr. A former quarterback at Texas A&M and with the Denver Broncos, Kubiak knows what its like to play the position. He knows its a pressure-filled job. So he keeps the pressure on Carr.
AJ is really helping Carr to, as AJ is having a great year as well to say the least. Eric Moulds and AJ really help Carr out as two great offensive weapons.
I really feel our offense is breaking-through. Granted, we still have alot of work to do as we are 1-3. However, we have shown positive spurts in the first 3 games despite the losing, and our offense really stepped up big in the second half last game vs. Miami, as we won.
Again, we still have alot of work to do-espically with the run game, but we are getting better with that to. Ronnie Dayne had some nice runs Sunday vs. Miami, and our run game as a unit looked a little beter. It will continue to improve I believe with Dayne, and espically next year when Domanick Davis returns.
My hat goes off to Carr, Johnson and Moulds and the entire offense so far this season. I always knew David Carr would step up, and he is starting to do right now. He has shown us alot of good things in the past 4 years as well, and now is hopefully becoming more consistent, and this young offense is starting to develop into something very good, as it should.
Go Texans!!
Anways, back to the topic. David Carr is really stepping it up this season, as I knew he eventually would.
David Carr is leading the NFL in QB rating at 108.9 and thats got to be a good thing for the fifth-year player.
Carr has also thrown for seven touchdowns and improved by reducing his pics, only tossing 2 interceptions thus far.
Granted, some was at the end of the game's when they were over, but that just shows team pride, and still, alot of it was in key moments in the game.
The difference in him is tangible. And those who know him best believe it is directly connected to new coach Gary Kubiak and the way Kubiak handles his young player.
Many believe the key is that Kubiak doesnt use kid gloves on anyone, especially Carr. A former quarterback at Texas A&M and with the Denver Broncos, Kubiak knows what its like to play the position. He knows its a pressure-filled job. So he keeps the pressure on Carr.
AJ is really helping Carr to, as AJ is having a great year as well to say the least. Eric Moulds and AJ really help Carr out as two great offensive weapons.
I really feel our offense is breaking-through. Granted, we still have alot of work to do as we are 1-3. However, we have shown positive spurts in the first 3 games despite the losing, and our offense really stepped up big in the second half last game vs. Miami, as we won.
Again, we still have alot of work to do-espically with the run game, but we are getting better with that to. Ronnie Dayne had some nice runs Sunday vs. Miami, and our run game as a unit looked a little beter. It will continue to improve I believe with Dayne, and espically next year when Domanick Davis returns.
My hat goes off to Carr, Johnson and Moulds and the entire offense so far this season. I always knew David Carr would step up, and he is starting to do right now. He has shown us alot of good things in the past 4 years as well, and now is hopefully becoming more consistent, and this young offense is starting to develop into something very good, as it should.
Go Texans!!