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phan1 said:I refuse to believe this team is this incompetent.
Hervoyel said:I don't really believe very many people will agree with me but I really do think the fix is in here. Whether it's to use the pick on multiple draft picks in a trade down or whether it's Reggie Bush fever I don't know but I do know one thing. The Texans are throwing games now to get the #1 pick.
Either that or they've completely given up on this season and staff. Same thing really.
DRAMA said:Man! I joke about throwing games but........
...I'm not sure what I just saw....is it really possible that we threw a game? I mean, I doubt it but that kick lloked bad even as he approached the ball. Something weird happened there, I think!
rittenhouserobz said:I think there are some delusional people on this board. On both sides of the arguement. BTW I don't think they are throwing the game.
Hervoyel said:I think they were a bit too obvious about this one. It's going to draw a lot of attention this week and maybe for the rest of the season if they keep these kind of "incidents" up for the last three games.
December 11, 2005
"Shoeless" Brown Downs Texans
After losing in the final minute in each of the two games prior to Sunday's battle with the Titans, the Texans were already hearing whispers about whether they were tanking games to earn the top pick in next year's draft. Now those whispers ought to become a bit louder. The Texans blew another lead, not to mention a golden opporunity to force overtime, in the 13-10 loss to the Titans.
With a chance to tie the game, kicker Kris Brown wildly missed a 38-yard field goal attempt with no time left on the clock. It was his second miss of the game, both coming from within 40 yards. Brown had only missed once from that distance all season before Sunday.
Special teams play also gave up the Titans' lone touchdown of the game. Pacman Jones returned a punt 52 yards to wipe out the Texans' 10-3 lead in the third quarter.
Brown's first missed field goal attempt of the game came earlier in the fourth quarter, following a fake attempt in which he ran four yards for a first down. The true attempt later in the drive was blocked by Titans safety Tank Williams, protecting the tie score, 10-10.
On the ensuing drive, the Titans drove downfield to the Texans' 5-yard line, setting up Rob Bironas for his game-winning field goal attempt. Following an offsides penalty on Texans tackle Seth Payne, Bironas booted a 21-yard attempt for the win with ten seconds to play.
TexasJedi said:Oh, this talk of intentionally throwing the game is ridiculous. Did the Texans allow the Titans to block the FG attempt earlier? We are just snake bit. And destiny is leading us to that #1 pick. That's how you explain 3rd string rookie QB's beating you after you had the game won, and how you explain Carr's batted INT for a TD in Baltimore last week, and it's how you explain Kris Brown missing a FG and having another blocked. All in 3 successive weeks.
LBC_Justin said:Some one needs to tell Jerome Mathis that the team is trying to throw these games. He almost single handedly won this game for us, with that kick return. This isn't the first time this season where a last minute Mathis kick return changed the outlook on the game. He is sooooo good. (or dangerous if you pulling for that #1 pick.)
lod01 said:Can't wait for the SF game. Just try and lose to them.
zeplin said:We can't get out of our own way. This is why losing is said to be contagious.
We definatly have the symptoms for one hell of a cold. I think it is terminal.