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Lets see the blame Carr fans on this one

have they tried wand at RT? he has pass protection skill, bowhunting skill, nunchuck skill....er. just some pass protection skill but not much from the LT position.
 
F *** Charley Casserly--got it?

Maybe the team did overachieve last year, but he has underachieved in his horrendous impersonation as a GM. He (along with the coaching staff) needs to have his sorry *** fired or I will seriously consider not renewing my season tickets.

I don't blame Carr for the loss. I thought he had a decent game, though he should've thrown the ball away on a couple of plays. Bradford is such a joke at WR I can't believe that ***** Casserly resigned him. He needs to be given his walking papers at the end of the year. The team desperately needs to sign a legit #2 receiver. I don't know who will be available, but Peerless Price is a guy the team should look at. He couldn't cut it as a #1, but behind AJ I think he would be fine. He certainly would be better than what we have.
 
Runner said:
A quick look at stats shows that we had a fairly even split in yardage gained between the 2 halaves. The Texans as a team handled the line shake-up pretty well.

Wand would be better with more PT. This is his first real play this season; a couple of mistakes should be expected (and corrected). .

They handled the line shakeup well? Before Hodgdon injury, time to pass: After Hodgdon injury, no time to pass! The first play after Hodgdon was hurt, carr was running for his life! More PT?!!? are you kidding?!? Wand played quite a bit last year and was starting the first couple of games this year before we put a ROOKIE in that made the line better. Experience can't help speed and quickness! Dlinemen and LBs are flat out beating Wand around the end!
 
kenneth24 said:
Wand played quite a bit last year and was starting the first couple of games this year before we put a ROOKIE in that made the line better.

I have no comment about your insight after seeing your "facts".
 
from the texans website on bio for wand
2004: Started all 16 games at left tackle

Experience is not needed, talent is
 
ccdude730 said:
have they tried wand at RT? he has pass protection skill, bowhunting skill, nunchuck skill....er. just some pass protection skill but not much from the LT position.

Just a note - I said the same thing about Hodgdon to center, McKinney to guard, Pitts to tackle. Don't expect miracles the first game, give them some time, and they didn't look real good that first game as a unit - penalties and missed assignments. They did improve over time.

This coaching staff doesn't seem to have their starters ready to play; it is small wonder back-ups aren't ready.
 
kenneth24 said:
from the texans website on bio for wand
2004: Started all 16 games at left tackle

Experience is not needed, talent is

I was responding to your claim that he started a couple of games this year.

Yes, he started all 16 games last year, and did far better than the guy our brilliant coaching staff replaced him with this year. That was a coaching mistake, not a player mistake.
 
Sorry, he played quite a bit in the first couple of games and had been inactive since. you're right though, coaching is terrible! Riley was not the answer either, its no wonder nobody else wanted him. Samething with Bradford, we had let him go, nobody else wanted him and he starts for us? Maybe i shouldn't be slamming wand as much as i should be giving props to hodgdon because he makes the line better around him. Wand might be serviceable as a backup which is what he was in this circumstance but not at left tackle. Maybe the other posters are right and maybe we should try him on the right side.
 
LBC_Justin said:
And if Bradford makes that catch. Which he should of suddenly Carr is a hero.

Bradford sucks. Carr did what was needed to win the game today. Bradford blew it.


You can argue all you want, but Bradford needs to catch the ball. He blew it, and you cant blame Carr for going for the win. I guess going for the win is a new concept to this team and some of its fans.
 
rmartin65 said:
Oh yea, and Carr had a 104.7 rating.



i would preffer his rating be -500 impossible but leading the texans to a win but that is to much to ask. David rather throw it in to cdouble coverage than a for sure 1st down with AJ.
 
Napa Auto Parts said:
i would preffer his rating be -500 impossible but leading the texans to a win but that is to much to ask. David rather throw it in to cdouble coverage than a for sure 1st down with AJ.
in the nfl, corey was OPEN even if you say he was double covered. the safetly was late sliding over and bradford had his man beat.

it would have been a bad pass/decision if anyone but bradford touched that ball. but as we all saw it was in his hands - he just didnt take care of it when putting it back in. like someone said earlier, if 10 people are covering the wr but he has a step, it doesnt matter because he is still open. enought with the story about it being carr's fault.
 
Double coverage?!?! Who cares if its double coverage if you can beat it?!?! Man, even our fans are scared like the coaches! OMG!! Don't try to impose our will on the other team!! Which is what football is about! Perfect throw! Bradford was dropping the ball before he was even touched! No hands in Bradfords face to distract him either!

Anybody afraid of Carr or the texans to throw a pass like that are the same people that keep saying we can't beat the colts because of the dreaded cover 2! Heaven forbid if we attack it! Put people in positions to make plays, some do and some don't! Carr did, Bradford didnt!
 
the wonger need food said:
He led his team to another loss. He has led his team to 4 wins in the last 16 games. That's really the bottom line.
more than 1 player plays a game... how about a defense that doesnt create turnover or create pressure, how about an oline that still gave up 6 sacks? Carr is one man, on a team of many.. Carr can only control what he is supposed to. the Jags had two scoring drives of over 80 yards. is that Carr's fault too??? c'mon get real. Is he supposed to catch the ball for his receivers too now? its not good enough that he delivered the ball to his receiver right into his hands. we win this game, and no one says anything about a supposed poor performance by Carr... if anything we needed DD in there, im sorry but i didnt see anything from Morency or Wells that makes me think they are capable of being a quality starting back, just good enough to be backups, yeah wells carried for 4.2 yards a carry.. but DD usually does way better against a poor jags rush defense (see last year)... so while you Carr bashers are busy blaming the wrong guy... maybe you should go and start looking for a new team to follow or something.. cuz your wrong today
 
Carr had his best game of the season and I belive the Texans played their best game.

Carr did not lose the game nor did he win the game. Bravo to Carr, Wells, Walker, Babin, Hodgdon and AJ.
 
I feel the O was playing fairly well until the center got hurt and wand was playing left tackle. At that point it seemed as though the wheels fell off the bus.

Wells did a good job of running, AJ did a good job of getting open, Corey did score a touchdown and up to the last play was doing a fairly good job of catching the ball. And it's official, Morency couldnt find a running lane with a map and a compass.

What I am puzzled about is why was Bradford the hot read? Dont get me wrong I think the call was right, we needed a big chunk of yardage in a short time. The protection was there and the throw was perfect. Why Bradford? He is not your clutch reciever. why was it not AJ running that same rout?

One last note. Can somebody tell me how on gods green earth you let Gary Coleman, the NFL's slowest man, walk into the endzone untouched from 10 yards out?
 
TEXANRED said:
And it's official, Morency couldnt find a running lane with a map and a compass.
Morency had one good run where he showed his explosiveness. He needs more carries to get used to the speed of the NFL...Tatum Bell looked like crap his rookie year, so did Larry Johnson as well. Both those guys are budding superstars now. Not everybody is going to step in as a rookie with no touches and tear up the league right off the bat.
 
Vinny said:
Morency had one good run where he showed his explosiveness. He needs more carries to get used to the speed of the NFL...Tatum Bell looked like crap his rookie year, so did Larry Johnson as well. Both those guys are budding superstars now. Not everybody is going to step in as a rookie with no touches and tear up the league right off the bat.

Morency showed some things in the preseason. If they can get him a decent pair of cleats he could be an effective backup.
 
carr looked to be getting comfortable for the first time this year. untill pitts went to gaurd.

carr's protection looked a little better verses indy but we were still using 3 step drops.

against clev protection looked a little better.

today for the first quarter and half. line was playing well and carr was looking sharp.

this just helps prove that he can be a good qb givin the protection. i hope hodgdon comes back. i think we will start to see a better carr.

passer rating over 100 today.

the last play of the game is debateable. but i dont see how anyone can dog him for it. he did his part. and if we dont go for it then jacksonville starts putting thier safeties in the endzone and makes us throw to middle of field. that was probably our best chance.
 
In the quantum theory of the universe, every possible outcome of any event happens in a parallel universe. So I slipped over a couple of time streams and...

Last play of the game - Carr throws over the middle to Johnson on 4th down. Andre drops the ball!

Houston fans are livid! Bradford was streaking down the sideline for a sure touchdown. Carr is inept! Why throw to the middle of the field when time is running out? Isn't he trying to win? Is every throw a pass to AJ or a dump off to the RB?


The moral of the story is you can't please all of the people all of the time.

Now to find that time stream where we won today........
 
the wonger need food said:
Morency showed some things in the preseason. If they can get him a decent pair of cleats he could be an effective backup.

I think the NFL should have stepped in and cut the field shorter in Jacksonville because obviously the grass must be taller than what Morency is used to running on, therefore giving Jacksonville an unfair homefield advantage! :jk:
 
Runner said:
In the quantum theory of the universe, every possible outcome of any event happens in a parallel universe. So I slipped over a couple of time streams and...

Last play of the game - Carr throws over the middle to Johnson on 4th down. Andre drops the ball!


Wrong ..... John Henderson batted it down because of Carr's sidearm delivery .....
 
Goldeagle said:
I guess going for the win is a new concept to this team and some of its fans.
After all the criticism of conservative play calling the Texans have gotten, when you think about it it's actually pretty comical that Carr & coaches would be attacked for rolling the dice for once, especialy with a record of 1-6 going into the game.
 
nunusguy said:
After all the criticism of conservative play calling the Texans have gotten, when you think about it it's actually pretty comical that Carr & coaches would be attacked for rolling the dice for once, especialy with a record of 1-6 going into the game.
Judging by Pendrys reaction, only Carr wanted to try and win the game!
 
V Man said:
We had 6 sacks today. How many do you blame on the O-line (3). And most of those I would put on the Coaches for putting Wand at LT after Hodgeson injury instead of LG and leaving Pitts where he has had some success lately. Wand has already proven last year and these preseason he can't handle the speed off the end, but he is big and strong enough to handle a DT on the inside.

1st sack goes to Morency pitful blitz pick up.

Other 2, go to Carr. And one of them he even saw the DB coming up. He could have just tossed it away, but he slide ONE yard behind the line, so it counts as a sack.

So dont count those 2. 4 sacks is still to many to be given up.
 
belars44 said:
On there being a coaching problem I certainly agree, and that I am confident will be attenuated over the off-season. Carr is here to stay so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt that a new staff may get him on track.

However, from the progress he has shown over his career here (and what I mean is that ALL you apologists who weren't here years 1 and 2 sound just like those who "had his back" then), the new regime will eventually find someone else to lead this team.........they just need to find someone with leadership ability, and not just someone who grins on the sidelines at home when we look bad.

I was here year 1 through 4 and I see progression. Maybe not in his QB skills because we have never given him a chance to develope. You cant develope when you cant get comfortable in the pocket. But Carr has become more mature and intelligent.
 
ya know, when Carr first got here he was excited and happy go lucky and would be head-butting his own teammates. but after the poundings he's given up on head-butting his teammates and now it appears he and his teammates are butting heads! :brickwall its alot easier given his physical condition after getting pounded into the turf for 4 straight years!:sarcasm:
 
All through the game several posters were whinning about not throwing anything over 10-12 yards. Then when Carr pitches a perfect strike about 20-25 yards they whine that he should have thrown short. To some it will not matter what Carr does or how well he plays, they will whine because they don't want him at QB. The Bradford throw was a VERY good toss. If he had thrown to AJ, maybe AJ drops it, or maybe he is stoped short of the 1st down, maybe he catches it and they catch him and time runs out or maybe he makes it to the end zone. There are no garantees that the outcome would have been any better or worse. If Mr hands of stone had caught the ball (hit him in the worst possible spot, his hands), we would have been inside the 10 and he would have went out of bounds on the reception, stopping the clock. We would have at least 1 or 2 shots to the enzone from there. Would we have made it????? sorry, the crystal ball is a bit dark on that one.
 
Runner said:
That was a 3rd time stream.
In my stream bradford caught it, we end up socring on the play and, seeing as we are 1-6 we go for it on the 2 point conversion and get it!!! woot, texans win...
 
Hulk75 said:
he is probably trying to be more profesional.
I asked this in a previous post---why is David Carr labeled immature for yelling at his teammates and spiking the ball but Peyton Manning is labeled as competitive for doing the exact same thing?!?!:deadhorse :soapbox:
 
kenneth24 said:
I asked this in a previous post---why is David Carr labeled immature for yelling at his teammates and spiking the ball but Peyton Manning is labeled as competitive for doing the exact same thing?!?!:deadhorse :soapbox:


May be Peyton has proven he can win a game from behind or may be he has proven he can win more than two games in a row. just may be?:texflag:
 
edo783 said:
All through the game several posters were whinning about not throwing anything over 10-12 yards. Then when Carr pitches a perfect strike about 20-25 yards they whine that he should have thrown short. To some it will not matter what Carr does or how well he plays, they will whine because they don't want him at QB. The Bradford throw was a VERY good toss...
You know the score. The QB gets too much credit, too much blame. The tougher the loss, the more blame.

I feel for Bradford. He was on the verge of a big day. He had that ball and brought it in to his chest. He had it. Does someone sneak vaseline on Corey's jersey? Just buzzard luck.
 
Napa Auto Parts said:
May be Peyton has proven he can win a game from behind or may be he has proven he can win more than two games in a row. just may be?:texflag:

But if he acts "professional" and keeps his mouth shut, all he will hear is how he doesn't have any heart and isn't doing anything vocally to lead the team. Because when you have guys dropping the ball on you and giving you nothing but "look-out" blocks you don't get a whole lot of chances to lead by "example".:goodnight
 
Hulk75 said:
That is why if you can read Carrs mouth on the sideline after that when he is talking to Pendry he says "he was not open", speaking of Dre and the last play.

Don't assume he was talking about the last play. It could have been the sack that happened a play or two before that.
 
The pass was perfect, double Coverage or not. You could not have put the ball any better into the hands of Bradford.

ANYONE saying Johnson was open, well hindsight is 20/20 but you have to admit the pass Carr made to Bradford was perfect and he dropped the ball.

With Johnson dropping passes, Carr should have looked for Gaffney, the only guy who can actually catch the ball.
 
V Man said:
We had 6 sacks today. How many do you blame on the O-line (3). And most of those I would put on the Coaches for putting Wand at LT after Hodgeson injury instead of LG and leaving Pitts where he has had some success lately. Wand has already proven last year and these preseason he can't handle the speed off the end, but he is big and strong enough to handle a DT on the inside.

1st sack goes to Morency pitful blitz pick up.

Other 2, go to Carr. And one of them he even saw the DB coming up. He could have just tossed it away, but he slide ONE yard behind the line, so it counts as a sack.
That wasnt a bad play when there is 2 min. and some change left you want the clock to keep moving when its going to be 3rd and long.
 
Runner said:
Last play of the game - Carr throws over the middle to Johnson on 4th down. Andre drops the ball!

Houston fans are livid! Bradford was streaking down the sideline for a sure touchdown. Carr is inept! Why throw to the middle of the field when time is running out? Isn't he trying to win? Is every throw a pass to AJ or a dump off to the RB?

The moral of the story is you can't please all of the people all of the time.

Exactly right, but the moral to the story is if you filter all your information with a desired result in mind, you will find information to support that desired result. Several folks around here while self-proclaiming themselves as realistic non-homers have an open agenda at this point and have lost any inclination or ability to objectively view Carr's play as a piece of the O.
 
Brando said:
Agreed. I can't believe people are blaming the loss on Carr? He a good game and put the ball right in Bradfords hands.

Why not blame Seth Payne for the loss?? If he didn't hold on a defensive play which is a questionable call to begin with, we have the ball going the other way and it's still 14-14.

We can't blame Seth because it is a team game, not a Carr game.


Carr loss the game a few plays before the droped pass when he threw the ball 20 ft over AJ's head with nobody within 15 yards of AJ at about the 10 yard line. Carr had all the time he wanted on this play terrible pass.
also Coleman & Fraggins play terrible Sunday.
 
johnboy said:
Carr loss the game a few plays before the droped pass when he threw the ball 20 ft over AJ's head with nobody within 15 yards of AJ at about the 10 yard line. Carr had all the time he wanted on this play terrible pass.
also Coleman & Fraggins play terrible Sunday.
Terrible pass?!?! AJ admits that he thought Carr had already done something else with the ball and stopped his route? Again its Carr's fault the receiver didn't finish off the play!:brickwall
 
johnboy said:
Carr loss the game a few plays before the droped pass when he threw the ball 20 ft over AJ's head with nobody within 15 yards of AJ at about the 10 yard line. Carr had all the time he wanted on this play terrible pass.
also Coleman & Fraggins play terrible Sunday.

That pass was a mis-communication between the two on the route, and yes Andre stopped early on the route. Carr said on the 610 interview this morning that it was supposed to be a "legal pick" play and that the guys ran into each other.
 
If the ball hits the receiver in the hands (or elbow or helmet) while he's open and drops it but Carr is the one that throws it, does it really count as a drop ball?!?!?:sarcasm:
 
Carr gets bashed for not throwing to anyone other than AJ or DD. He then gets bashed for not throwing to AJ?! Yes I know AJ was open and could have gotten the first down and out of bounds but at 1-7 you have to go for the win. I see everyone complain how they want play calling to win not to be "close" and bash carr because he went for the win. I really am confused. I personally feel Carr made the right choice and showed his talent to make that throw.
 
Im by no means a carr basher, but have you guys seen the games and seen instances where he's out of the pocket and can jus throw the ball away instead of taking a sack...he did it on the final drive of the game and it cost them 5 yards! Its not his ability that i'm questioning its his decision making, in the nfl you dont need to have the great athelete to be a good dominant qb, you need parts around you, you need weapons, i know that, but carr in year 4 has taken a giant step back in his progression, he's regressed! No one can argue that, just look at the game tape and you can see that there are lots of sacks this year where he just made the wrong decision.... i hope he's back next year i hope they upgrade the offensive line, and most of all i hope if they have the number 1 pick they take Reggie Bush, the oilers in 87 passed on erik dickerson, i dont want to see the texans make the same mistake, they could use a playmaker running back with the conservative offense they run : )
 
texan0305 said:
Im by no means a carr basher, but have you guys seen the games and seen instances where he's out of the pocket and can jus throw the ball away instead of taking a sack...he did it on the final drive of the game and it cost them 5 yards! Its not his ability that i'm questioning its his decision making, in the nfl you dont need to have the great athelete to be a good dominant qb, you need parts around you, you need weapons, i know that, but carr in year 4 has taken a giant step back in his progression, he's regressed! No one can argue that, just look at the game tape and you can see that there are lots of sacks this year where he just made the wrong decision.... i hope he's back next year i hope they upgrade the offensive line, and most of all i hope if they have the number 1 pick they take Reggie Bush, the oilers in 87 passed on erik dickerson, i dont want to see the texans make the same mistake, they could use a playmaker running back with the conservative offense they run : )
If his big decision making problem is what that he does not get rid of the ball instead of taking a loss, then I'm confident he can figure that out like you said if they upgrade the O-Line. I agree that he should know that by now (Im tired of yelling at the TV "Throw the damn ball!) but at the same time when Carr does get enough time to throw he makes good throws to the right receiver. Most QBs though would get killed in the pocket and never get a chance to get out and take the 2 to 5 yard loss and the Texans would be stuck with a 10 yard loss.
 
But at the same time isn't he suppose to be a leader? He's the number one pick in the draft, he doesn't show the leadership quality's demanded out of a number one pick, why is it that in the post news conference it's never david carr's fault? He never decides to take any blame on him, take the initiative, man up when you've had a bad game. I'm not saying Carr had a bad game last week, actually i'm semi-happy with his performance. But at the same time they lost... he made crucial errors, first the fumble which gave the jags a short field, then the sack for a loss, on both plays carr had time to make the right decision and get rid of the ball but chose not to. Also i agree there are points in the year when he looks like he's got it together where it looks like he can find the reciever down the field, but it's not like the Texans have played great opponents this year the 2 teams that stand out that they just had no chance in where the Steelers, and the Colts, the rest of the games i hate to break it to all the texans fans are winnable games (they stayed with cincinnatti and had a chance to win the game late, and i guarantee no one predicted the Seattle outcome they should have atleast kept it competitive), I hate to beat a dead horse but his decision making throughout the year has been horroundous, he has talent so there is some upside and i hope they stick with him until he has a functional offensive line, but someone on the coaching staff needs to get into his head and let him know that it's not always the lines fault there are instances where sacks are taken when they shouldnt be..........



:goodnight
 
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