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Schaub out for a month

It says 2-4 weeks, not as bad as I thought after reading the posts in here.

He WILL be back for the playoffs! Hehe
 
My Rosencopter sales had been sluggish the past three weeks, so this should boost sales just in time for the holidays!

Buy a Rosencopter today, and receive a free detachable football made of the same bouncy material as bouncy balls. You'll have hours and hours of fun zooming your Rosencopter through the air, as the timer on the Rosencopter randomly flings the ball across the room. Why, you can even have your pet fetch it for you, re-living that special moment all over again!

Other accessories include:

-- Colts mini-uniform to dress up your pet as he returns the ball to you

-- Bite stick and one horse tranquilizer pill (for YOU) when the real Rosenfels teases you in a comeback bid, only to brain fart the game away.

-- A "How to" reference guide on DVD-ROM, giving you the basic instructions on how to post replies within the QB Controversy threads on texanstalk.com.

-- And, available early 2009...decals of other NFL teams to place over the Texans decals on your Rosencopter. Yes, you can transform your Rosencopter into any of the other teams where Sage will be a backup QB for the 2009 season.
 
GP said:
My Rosencopter sales had been sluggish the past three weeks, so this should boost sales just in time for the holidays!

Buy a Rosencopter today, and receive a free detachable football made of the same bouncy material as bouncy balls. You'll have hours and hours of fun zooming your Rosencopter through the air, as the timer on the Rosencopter randomly flings the ball across the room. Why, you can even have your pet fetch it for you, re-living that special moment all over again!

Other accessories include:

-- Colts mini-uniform to dress up your pet as he returns the ball to you

-- Bite stick and one horse tranquilizer pill (for YOU) when the real Rosenfels teases you in a comeback bid, only to brain fart the game away.

-- A "How to" reference guide on DVD-ROM, giving you the basic instructions on how to post replies within the QB Controversy threads on texanstalk.com.

-- And, available early 2009...decals of other NFL teams to place over the Texans decals on your Rosencopter. Yes, you can transform your Rosencopter into any of the other teams where Sage will be a backup QB for the 2009 season.
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:spit: I want a Rosencopter. As a matter of fact I'll take two. Lol!
 
GP said:
My Rosencopter sales had been sluggish the past three weeks, so this should boost sales just in time for the holidays!

Buy a Rosencopter today, and receive a free detachable football made of the same bouncy material as bouncy balls. You'll have hours and hours of fun zooming your Rosencopter through the air, as the timer on the Rosencopter randomly flings the ball across the room. Why, you can even have your pet fetch it for you, re-living that special moment all over again!

Other accessories include:

-- Colts mini-uniform to dress up your pet as he returns the ball to you

-- Bite stick and one horse tranquilizer pill (for YOU) when the real Rosenfels teases you in a comeback bid, only to brain fart the game away.

-- A "How to" reference guide on DVD-ROM, giving you the basic instructions on how to post replies within the QB Controversy threads on texanstalk.com.

-- And, available early 2009...decals of other NFL teams to place over the Texans decals on your Rosencopter. Yes, you can transform your Rosencopter into any of the other teams where Sage will be a backup QB for the 2009 season.
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Must spread the rep, blah blah blah. Funny stuff.
 
Brink is an option. Kubiak says the Texans will be working out guys. I don't trust any Texans estimates of when Schaub will come back, nor would I want him to play unless he is pretty close to right. Dinged up Schaub is non-fun to watch:

Kubiak Presser quotes:

(on if he feels comfortable having a rookie as a backup QB) “Well, I have confidence in (QB) Alex (Brink). I think he came back and he’s done a good job since he’s been here. I think it’s probably a pretty tough situation to put him in right now to be honest with you, but we may be in that situation. He could very well be our backup going into the game this weekend. He could very well still be on the practice squad. So, I’ll have to wait and see. We’re going to work some guys out tomorrow, and we’ll go from there.”


(on if he feels good about having QB Sage Rosenfels as the starter) “Yeah, I’ve got a lot of confidence in him (QB Sage Rosenfels). He’s played very good football for this football team. He’s had a couple of opportunities this year against Indy (Indianapolis) and did some really good things in that game. Yesterday in the second half, (he) played extremely well, did a lot of good things, got our team in position to have a chance to win yesterday. So, he’s a fine player. This is an opportunity that he’s been talking about all offseason and what he wants in his career which I think it’s awesome and expect him to get some big opportunities in some very important games here. So, we’re looking forward to him doing what he’s done for us in the past and that’s do a good job.”

(on how concerned he is about the decision making process of the quarterback) “I’m very concerned about it. We’re at the bottom of the league as far as turning the ball over. And to me, that starts with quarterbacks’ decisions, and I’ve talked to them about that. I’ve talked about us wanting to see in the second half if that’s something we can flip over and turn around, but the game is in their hands. Regardless of whether you’re here or on the road or where you’re at, you get in tight ballgames and tough situations the games in the quarterbacks’ hands, whether it’s ours or anybody else’s and you’ve got to be making good decisions, team decisions that give you the best chance to win. We haven’t done that in some situations, but they’ve done a lot of good things, too. But, decision making is something we’ve got to improve upon.”

(on how much pressure is on the quarterback because of the defense giving up a lot of points) “I don’t know pressure wise. They’d have to talk to you on something like that. The reason we were in the situation we were in yesterday, to me, was because we turned the ball over. Sure, we gave up some plays on defense. We gave up a couple of big plays, but we put ourselves in position where we threw it too much in the game and we’re the ones that got ourselves in that situation. In a 14-7 game, it should at least be 14-10. So, we make a mistake there and then we give them the ball right back at midfield. Then in a 21-14 game, we make a mistake. So, it should be at least 21-17 and a quarter left to play. So, I don’t find excuses for reasons to make those types of decisions and turn the ball over and that’s what I tell them, too. I’m expecting them to handle those situations and do what’s best for the football team. They do a lot of great things to give us opportunities to be successful, but at the same time, we’ve got to improve upon the others.”
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I'd be interested to see what Rosenfels looks like coming in as a starter with this group of guys. Wish I didn't have to see it, especially with Mr. Nobody as backup.

I'm very concerned about the line against a 3-4, but hopefully they can hold up at home.

To me, it has never been Schaub v. Rosenfels. Coach has to pick a QB or else your team is chaos. So now it is all on Rosenfels.

RUN.....Get to the Choppa

:fans:
 
imatexan said:
It says 2-4 weeks, not as bad as I thought after reading the posts in here.

He WILL be back for the playoffs! Hehe
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I like your optimism, but do not believe any injury assessments of length of time that players will be out. The Texans pretended Schaub might come back last season--didn't.

They suggested that Andre Johnson might play against the Colts even though he was in a huge brace and was out for way more time than they said.

Jay Glazer of FoxSports, who tends to have good scoop says MCL tear. Might go on IR.

Even if Schaub is back in 4 weeks, do you really want to see gimp Schaub playing? The playing whilst injured Schaub < Rosenfels.
 
Texans_Chick said:
I like your optimism, but do not believe any injury assessments of length of time that players will be out.
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No joke. The Texans always disguise the severity of team injuries. I was surprised last year when they didn't designate Dunta's injury as day-to-day. I'm pretty certain that our #1 QB is out for the season, again.
 
Throws his hands up in disbelief. " Are you kidding me"

Opening schedule very tough....fine

Ike devastates Houston...something no one could predict....

Rosencopter...good grief

3 game streak wahooooo

Texans are in a close game and QB gets hurt and throws pic instead of wide open TD...dough
back up throws another int in scoring position....and we loose tough game..crap

Starting QB out one month......are you kidding me? really God...seriously?
I mean really. Bud Adams is one of the worst people alive and his team is 8-0. Really God?
 
Norg said:
Carr should of stayed for 1 more year

how can u cut a guy after he beat the colts and a up a coming browns team

then Sage should of been the starter when he left

Getting scahub has come back to bite us n the butt
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NO!!!!!!!!!!

you have got to be kidding me? we were an embarassment on offense with Carr from Day One. You can easily question the move to pick up Schaub, but NO ONE should ever question whether it was a good move to cut David Carr. It was 100% necessary.

The whole Schaub trade thing hasn't exactly worked out in spades but he has been an improvement over David Carr and of that there is no question.
 
Hoth-Boy said:
How many games of Sage's have you seen? Just the ones when he was a Texan? Which would include the epic loss to the Colts and the 4 INT loss to the Titans and yesterday's equally brillliant 2 sacks in three plays agaisnt the Vikings.

Once again, Sage was given multiple chances to win the starting before becoming the back-up here is Houston. He failed. It is also important to remember that he was signed to be the back-up, and not to compete for the starting job. I agree that Kubiak may not be the HC we all hoped he might be, but that does not diminish his abilities as a QB coach or an OC; and it's those parts of his coaching knowledge that I trust over quite a few poeples when it comes to Matt v Sage.

The comments about the bolded text were more of a post script, as if you go back and re-read my psot you'll see that I did indeed adress your so called "points". But I'm starting to fell that you bold your posts in either an attempt to gather attention or to further highlight that you post a contraian message. Either way it is now, and will forever be annoying.
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People keep bringing up the two games that Sage has lost (Colts and Titans) what about the other 4 games he started and won. He has only started 6 games and won 60% of them. It's not his fault he hasn't had the oppunity to start more games. Both Scaub and Sage have a problem with turning the ball over.

Schaub won three games this year with those teams record of 3 - 17, that is not a whole lot to get excited about.

Someone mentioned Sage throwing a interception in the endzone, Matt threw an interception and had a fumble. Another poster said Matt thru the interception because he was hurt if that is the case why was he in the game.

About the 2 sacks at the end of the game, that's not uncommon when you need to get the ball down the field, if he would have thrown a short pass everyone would be saying, how come he didn't throw the ball downfield instead of a 5 yard pass.

How come Sage was able to get AJ the ball and Matt couldn't?

The real question is why in three games when our qb were hurt or woosy our coach or our qb's haven't been taken out of the games.

Matt in the Pitt game
Sage in the Colts game
Matt in the Vikings game

RANT OVER
 
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