Cut Sage!

[The1ApplePie]

Brady Quinn!

Ah, who needs to skills of Brady Quinn when you have the awesome defensive power of Amobi Okoye!

 

[HOU-TEX]

Brady Quinn!

Ah, who needs to skills of Brady Quinn when you have the awesome defensive power of Amobi Okoye!

Don't forget about Moron Greenwood. He's been a Pro-bowl LB if you ask me.....

 

[J-Russ]

Gee.. I wonder where is all the Sage nut-huggers? Did they just disappeared or something?

It's like after the Colts game, they became endangered species, and now they're completely extinct after the Ravens game. I hate to say "we told you so" but... well.. we did. Sage sucks.

 

[Pantherstang84]

Wait a minute! This isn't the "Start Sage" thread?

 

[Wolf]

http://www.khou.com/sports/texans/stories/khou081114_cc_rosenfelsredemption.1b0203cd9.html

Texans Quarterback Sage Rosenfels insists he's tossed out the painful memories from his last start against Indianapolis.

That foolish attempt to go airborne, only to see Gary Brackett scoop up his fumble and score? Forgotten.

The thought of Robert Mathis stripping him for another fumble? Gone.

And the interception that ended Houston's last-gasp chance? History.

For Rosenfels, those infamous final five minutes from Oct. 5 may be interminably replayed forever. It doesn't mean anything to the Texans.

"That game is over, it was over a long time ago," Rosenfels said. "I've put that out of my mind."

Maybe not entirely.

While the Texans (3-6) recovered quickly after the October debacle, Rosenfels finds himself back in the starring role for this week's sequel.

 

[ChampionTexan]

Texans Quarterback Sage Rosenfels insists he's tossed out the painful memories from his last start against Indianapolis.

The painful memories were intercepted and returned for a TD to put the Texans in a 7-0 hole going into this weekend's game against the Colts.