Wolf
100% Texan
http://www.houstonprofootball.com/slant/slant70.html
I hate to have another Carr thread, but I thought it was a decent read and not a Bashing.. This could be a very real possibility in the future.
by Ric Sweeney
HoustonProFootball.com
When Bob McNair met with Gary Kubiak to discuss the teams vacant head coaching position, he likely had only one thing on his mind. And it wasnt Kubiaks five-year plan or the former Denver assistants intimate knowledge of the zone blocking scheme. He certainly didnt care whether Kubiak preferred Reggie Bush to Vince Young or had some other prospect in mind. Not yet, anyway.
No, what McNair wanted to know had burned a hole through his offseason and haunted him most of last year. It was the same question he had asked many others previously, from Dan Reeves and Charley Casserly likely all the way down to the kid sacking his groceries at the local HEB. The same question that had dotted each and every move the team made this offseason after closing the book on their 2-14 year; the same question that Texan fans have been asking for years:
Was David Carr capable of leading this team to a Super Bowl?
I hate to have another Carr thread, but I thought it was a decent read and not a Bashing.. This could be a very real possibility in the future.