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What's your predicction for the texans 2006 record?
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ClintonPortis26 said:
ooohhhh..... the redskins looked good in '05, I ain't gonna lie....... But we gone take em.......... & the Colts too.
Porky said:Whose this "we". I didn't realize you played on the team.
I didn't know that guy in your avatar played on the team either, but I wasn't going to say anything..........
Texans Horror
All Pro
I want to add that my assessment of the record sounds bleak, but the encouragement will be that most of these will be close games. I think the Texans will be able to keep up with the team, unlike the last few years when we either could never catch the team or blew a lead. We could have half our losses by 7 points or less.
9-7 we will reach that easily. BUT what I REALLY WANT is an offense that looks like it knows what they are doing. It was just sad watching the same plays over and over again. I look forward to a season like 2003, I know we went 5-11 but soooooo many close games- WE WERE FIGHTING AND THE CROWD WAS YELLING 
. 6 games that we lost that year were by an average of 4.5 pts, and most of them were in the 4 qt. We even took the Patriots to overtime.
I loved that season. -In 2003, there were 3 Jets fans in my row during that game (2 were my brothers from NY) and late in the 4th, the jets scored and took the lead (by 4)- they were talking alot of smack. Then JJ almost broke one and ran it back to the other 20yd line and the stadium went NUTS. Next a bunch of us in the section "jumped" the 3 of them. (not the kind of beating that has someone going to jail -but the kind of "hello, welcome to my backyard" slugfest that happens between friends) and it was great.
That type of fight and atmosphere is what we need again at Reliant Stadium. We must make sure that other teams don't want to play here because of the CROWD NOISE!!! and that Mario Williams is going to put a hurt on them.
. 6 games that we lost that year were by an average of 4.5 pts, and most of them were in the 4 qt. We even took the Patriots to overtime. I loved that season. -In 2003, there were 3 Jets fans in my row during that game (2 were my brothers from NY) and late in the 4th, the jets scored and took the lead (by 4)- they were talking alot of smack. Then JJ almost broke one and ran it back to the other 20yd line and the stadium went NUTS. Next a bunch of us in the section "jumped" the 3 of them. (not the kind of beating that has someone going to jail -but the kind of "hello, welcome to my backyard" slugfest that happens between friends) and it was great.
That type of fight and atmosphere is what we need again at Reliant Stadium. We must make sure that other teams don't want to play here because of the CROWD NOISE!!! and that Mario Williams is going to put a hurt on them.
adrianshrev
Noob
check yourself homer kubiak and mike sherman are both teachers and kubiak is a hands on type coach not one who needs someone to remind him to take his meds... you might want to check out this coaching staff it is as good or better than yours...money is nice when hiring folks.ClintonPortis26 said:
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whiskeyrbl
Guest
ClintonPortis26 said:
I disagree we played the Colts tough all but 2 times and IF we would have had a D I think we may have 1-2 of the other games against them. This year we win one from them 6-10 to 8-8,although 10-6 is not out of the question.
TexanBorn51
All Pro
I keep hearing about this rookie and college to NFL adjustment and how many years and blah blah blah Learning a new system yes but this is the latest roster and how many non-vets do you see for this year and they just signed Salaam offensive tackle from the Jags 7 year vet...(NFL years in bold) 90 on roster...17 rookies-7 top draft choices.
27 Anderson, Jason RB 6-0 205 1 South Dakota
50 Anderson, Charlie LB 6-4 243 2 Mississippi
Anderson, David WR 5-9 194 R Colorado State
88 Armstrong, Derick WR 6-2 196 3 Arkansas-Monticello
93 Babin, Jason LB 6-2 259 2 Western Michigan
74 Bedell, Brad T 6-4 318 Colorado
3 Brown, Kris K 5-11 206 7 Nebraska
24 Brown, C.C. S 6-0 208 R Louisiana-Lafayette
87 Bruener, Mark TE 6-4 260 11 Washington
31 Buchanon, Phillip CB 5-11 185 4 Miami (FL)
8 Carr, David QB 6-3 230 4 Fresno State
59 Chamberlin, Frank LB 6-1 238 5 Boston College
43 Cook, Jameel FB 5-10 237 5 Illinois
57 Cowart, Sam LB 6-2 245 8 Florida State
40 Curtis, Kevin FS 6-2 210 2 Texas Tech
Daniels, Owen TE 6-3 247 R Wisconsin
37 Davis, Domanick RB 5-9 216 3 LSU
97 Davis, Jason DE 6-3 290 1 West Virginia
95 Deloach, Jerry DE 6-2 315 5 California
86 Doering, Chris WR 6-4 201 7 Florida
73 Dorsey, Quinn LB 6-4 260 1 Oregon
26 Earl, Glenn SS 6-1 215 2 Notre Dame
5 Epstein, Hayden K 6-1 206 1 Michigan
46 Estelle, Mark CB 5-10 180 1 Utah State
54 Evans, Troy LB 6-3 243 4 Cincinnati
38 Faggins, Demarcus CB 5-10 178 4 Kansas State
10 Filipovic, Filip P 6-2 216 1 South Dakota
58 Flanagan, Mike C 6-5 301 10 UCLA
41 Floyd, Anthony SS 5-10 202 2 Louisville
56 Greenwood, Morlon LB 6-0 238 5 Syracuse
49 Halterman, Aaron TE 6-5 256 R Indiana
79 Harris, Elliott DE 6-3 285 1 Arkansas
63 Hodgdon, Drew C 6-3 309 R Arizona State
94 Ioane, Junior DT 6-4 320 6 Arizona State
80 Johnson, Andre WR 6-3 219 3 Miami (FL)
75 Johnson, Travis DE 6-3 305 R Florida State
83 Joppru, Bennie TE 6-4 262 3 Michigan
96 Kalu, N.D. DE 6-3 265 10 Rice
20 Lord, Jammal FS 6-2 222 1 Nebraska
62 Loverne, David G 6-3 299 7 San Jose State
Lundy, Wali RB 5-10 214 R Virginia
97 Malone, Alfred DE 6-5 308 R Troy
13 Mathis, Jerome WR 5-11 191 R Hampton
28 McKenzie, Chris CB 5-8 182 R Arizona State
76 McKinney, Steve C 6-4 302 8 Texas AM
34 Morency, Vernand RB 5-9 212 R Oklahoma State
90 Moreno, Zeke LB 6-2 235 6 USC
11 Morgan, Donovan WR 6-2 187 1 Louisiana-Lafayette
84 Moulds, Eric WR 6-2 210 10 Mississippi State
79 Murphy, Matt TE 6-5 260 3 Maryland
44 Norris, Moran FB 6-1 250 5 Kansas
53 Orr, Shantee LB 6-0 250 3 Michigan
91 Payne, Seth DT 6-4 303 9 Cornell
98 Peek, Antwan LB 6-3 250 3 Cincinnati
65 Peko, Tupe C 6-4 305 3 Michigan State
55 Pettway, Kenneth LB 6-4 255 R Grambling
58 Pierce, Terry LB 6-1 251 2 Kansas State
48 Pittman, Bryan LS 6-3 270 3 Washington
69 Pitts, Chester G/T 6-3 320 4 San Diego State
51 Polk, DaShon LB 6-2 242 6 Arizona
89 Putzier, Jeb TE 6-4 256 4 Boise State
15 Ragone, Dave QB 6-3 245 3 Louisville
60 Rainer, Wali LB 6-2 240 7 Virginia
84 Rivers, Marcellus TE 6-4 250 5 Oklahoma State
23 Robinson, Dunta CB 5-10 174 2 South Carolina
18 Rosenfels, Sage QB 6-4 225 5 Iowa State
Ryans, DeMeco LB 6-4 236 R Alabama
21 Sanders, Lewis CB 6-1 210 6 Maryland
19 Schifino, Jake WR 6-1 201 Akron
30 Simmons, Jason S/CB 5-9 198 8 Arizona State
99 Smith, Robaire DE 6-4 310 6 Michigan State
Spencer, Charles OT 6-4 352 R Pittsburgh
7 Stanley, Chad P 6-3 205 6 Stephen F. Austin
17 Starling, Kendrick WR 6-0 193 2 San Jose State
82 Steele, Ben TE 6-5 260 2 Mesa State
42 Stone, Michael S 6-0 201 5 Memphis
58 Torrey, Andre LB 6-4 245 R Arizona
71 Wade, Todd T 6-8 315 6 Mississippi
22 Walker, Ramon SS 5-11 197 4 Pittsburgh
85 Walter, Kevin WR 6-3 214 3 Eastern Michigan
78 Wand, Seth T 6-7 327 3 Northwest Missouri State
77 Washington, Todd C 6-3 310 8 Virginia Tech
70 Weary, Fred G 6-4 308 4 Tennessee
45 Weaver, Jarrell FS 6-2 207 1 Miami (FL)
92 Weaver, Anthony DE 6-3 280 4 Notre Dame
32 Wells, Jonathan RB 6-1 245 4 Ohio State
72 Wiegert, Zach G/T 6-5 309 11 Nebraska
90 Williams, Mario DE 6-7 291 R N.C. State
Winston, Eric OT 6-7 310 R Miami (FL)
52 Wong, Kailee LB 6-2 250 7 Stanford
and then there are rookies that came in and tore it up for an ol example Earl Campbell
27 Anderson, Jason RB 6-0 205 1 South Dakota
50 Anderson, Charlie LB 6-4 243 2 Mississippi
Anderson, David WR 5-9 194 R Colorado State
88 Armstrong, Derick WR 6-2 196 3 Arkansas-Monticello
93 Babin, Jason LB 6-2 259 2 Western Michigan
74 Bedell, Brad T 6-4 318 Colorado
3 Brown, Kris K 5-11 206 7 Nebraska
24 Brown, C.C. S 6-0 208 R Louisiana-Lafayette
87 Bruener, Mark TE 6-4 260 11 Washington
31 Buchanon, Phillip CB 5-11 185 4 Miami (FL)
8 Carr, David QB 6-3 230 4 Fresno State
59 Chamberlin, Frank LB 6-1 238 5 Boston College
43 Cook, Jameel FB 5-10 237 5 Illinois
57 Cowart, Sam LB 6-2 245 8 Florida State
40 Curtis, Kevin FS 6-2 210 2 Texas Tech
Daniels, Owen TE 6-3 247 R Wisconsin
37 Davis, Domanick RB 5-9 216 3 LSU
97 Davis, Jason DE 6-3 290 1 West Virginia
95 Deloach, Jerry DE 6-2 315 5 California
86 Doering, Chris WR 6-4 201 7 Florida
73 Dorsey, Quinn LB 6-4 260 1 Oregon
26 Earl, Glenn SS 6-1 215 2 Notre Dame
5 Epstein, Hayden K 6-1 206 1 Michigan
46 Estelle, Mark CB 5-10 180 1 Utah State
54 Evans, Troy LB 6-3 243 4 Cincinnati
38 Faggins, Demarcus CB 5-10 178 4 Kansas State
10 Filipovic, Filip P 6-2 216 1 South Dakota
58 Flanagan, Mike C 6-5 301 10 UCLA
41 Floyd, Anthony SS 5-10 202 2 Louisville
56 Greenwood, Morlon LB 6-0 238 5 Syracuse
49 Halterman, Aaron TE 6-5 256 R Indiana
79 Harris, Elliott DE 6-3 285 1 Arkansas
63 Hodgdon, Drew C 6-3 309 R Arizona State
94 Ioane, Junior DT 6-4 320 6 Arizona State
80 Johnson, Andre WR 6-3 219 3 Miami (FL)
75 Johnson, Travis DE 6-3 305 R Florida State
83 Joppru, Bennie TE 6-4 262 3 Michigan
96 Kalu, N.D. DE 6-3 265 10 Rice
20 Lord, Jammal FS 6-2 222 1 Nebraska
62 Loverne, David G 6-3 299 7 San Jose State
Lundy, Wali RB 5-10 214 R Virginia
97 Malone, Alfred DE 6-5 308 R Troy
13 Mathis, Jerome WR 5-11 191 R Hampton
28 McKenzie, Chris CB 5-8 182 R Arizona State
76 McKinney, Steve C 6-4 302 8 Texas AM
34 Morency, Vernand RB 5-9 212 R Oklahoma State
90 Moreno, Zeke LB 6-2 235 6 USC
11 Morgan, Donovan WR 6-2 187 1 Louisiana-Lafayette
84 Moulds, Eric WR 6-2 210 10 Mississippi State
79 Murphy, Matt TE 6-5 260 3 Maryland
44 Norris, Moran FB 6-1 250 5 Kansas
53 Orr, Shantee LB 6-0 250 3 Michigan
91 Payne, Seth DT 6-4 303 9 Cornell
98 Peek, Antwan LB 6-3 250 3 Cincinnati
65 Peko, Tupe C 6-4 305 3 Michigan State
55 Pettway, Kenneth LB 6-4 255 R Grambling
58 Pierce, Terry LB 6-1 251 2 Kansas State
48 Pittman, Bryan LS 6-3 270 3 Washington
69 Pitts, Chester G/T 6-3 320 4 San Diego State
51 Polk, DaShon LB 6-2 242 6 Arizona
89 Putzier, Jeb TE 6-4 256 4 Boise State
15 Ragone, Dave QB 6-3 245 3 Louisville
60 Rainer, Wali LB 6-2 240 7 Virginia
84 Rivers, Marcellus TE 6-4 250 5 Oklahoma State
23 Robinson, Dunta CB 5-10 174 2 South Carolina
18 Rosenfels, Sage QB 6-4 225 5 Iowa State
Ryans, DeMeco LB 6-4 236 R Alabama
21 Sanders, Lewis CB 6-1 210 6 Maryland
19 Schifino, Jake WR 6-1 201 Akron
30 Simmons, Jason S/CB 5-9 198 8 Arizona State
99 Smith, Robaire DE 6-4 310 6 Michigan State
Spencer, Charles OT 6-4 352 R Pittsburgh
7 Stanley, Chad P 6-3 205 6 Stephen F. Austin
17 Starling, Kendrick WR 6-0 193 2 San Jose State
82 Steele, Ben TE 6-5 260 2 Mesa State
42 Stone, Michael S 6-0 201 5 Memphis
58 Torrey, Andre LB 6-4 245 R Arizona
71 Wade, Todd T 6-8 315 6 Mississippi
22 Walker, Ramon SS 5-11 197 4 Pittsburgh
85 Walter, Kevin WR 6-3 214 3 Eastern Michigan
78 Wand, Seth T 6-7 327 3 Northwest Missouri State
77 Washington, Todd C 6-3 310 8 Virginia Tech
70 Weary, Fred G 6-4 308 4 Tennessee
45 Weaver, Jarrell FS 6-2 207 1 Miami (FL)
92 Weaver, Anthony DE 6-3 280 4 Notre Dame
32 Wells, Jonathan RB 6-1 245 4 Ohio State
72 Wiegert, Zach G/T 6-5 309 11 Nebraska
90 Williams, Mario DE 6-7 291 R N.C. State
Winston, Eric OT 6-7 310 R Miami (FL)
52 Wong, Kailee LB 6-2 250 7 Stanford
and then there are rookies that came in and tore it up for an ol example Earl Campbell
get a clue
Practice Squad
6-10 probably safe pick
7-9 catch a break somewhere
8-8 with little luck and heart
9-7 steal one from Indy and Jax
10-6 probably best case possible- beat Indy,Jax,NYG,Was-- and DAL!! but lose to PhL in week 1.... ohh yeah and a sweep of TEN! add 3 other wins through out the year- I think people would go crazy with a record like this, which would give us a small chance at a Wild card-- I really think 8-8 is possible but may be a little high-- probably 6 or 7 wins
I think at the min we should have won 4-5 games last season, Texans had me wondering if they were throwing games at one point
7-9 catch a break somewhere
8-8 with little luck and heart
9-7 steal one from Indy and Jax
10-6 probably best case possible- beat Indy,Jax,NYG,Was-- and DAL!! but lose to PhL in week 1.... ohh yeah and a sweep of TEN! add 3 other wins through out the year- I think people would go crazy with a record like this, which would give us a small chance at a Wild card-- I really think 8-8 is possible but may be a little high-- probably 6 or 7 wins
I think at the min we should have won 4-5 games last season, Texans had me wondering if they were throwing games at one point
Scooter
Funky
typically when i'm this excited about something, it turns out either REAL good or REAL bad. however, i voted 8-8. we have all the makings of a 10+ win team, but it's hard to expect anything that dramatic from a team which only won 2 games the previous season.
remember, we could've easily had 6 wins last season if not for fluke losses. rams, 49'ers, baltimore, and tennessee were all games that should've been guaranteed victories. coaching staff alone gets us those extra 4 wins back.
remember, we could've easily had 6 wins last season if not for fluke losses. rams, 49'ers, baltimore, and tennessee were all games that should've been guaranteed victories. coaching staff alone gets us those extra 4 wins back.
TexanBorn51
All Pro
Your right we could've have won them 6 games and most of them in the latter part of the season were done when we were ahead by at least 10 points and in the 4th quarter. Well the other teams offense went right on through our well needed defense and then the loss. If we had a good improved defense just to think that we may have posted instead 6 more wins.
I don't know why..... but I visited the Jaguars board.......
I hope we sweep them faukers.......
I hope we sweep them faukers.......
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whiskeyrbl
Guest
Ok lets see
Sweep Tenn
Split Jax, Indy 4-2 in division
2-2 against NFC East W's- Philly, Dal
2-2 against AFC East W's- NYJ, Buff
Oakland Win
Cleavland Win
10 - 6 not out of the question
Sweep Tenn
Split Jax, Indy 4-2 in division
2-2 against NFC East W's- Philly, Dal
2-2 against AFC East W's- NYJ, Buff
Oakland Win
Cleavland Win
10 - 6 not out of the question
jmerog
Waterboy
i said it from the start..you will games in the trenches and we went shopping for trenchmen in the off-season-and found some potential dandies. We even went down the snack aisle and bought ourselves a few offensive treats (putzier,moulds)
nice.
9-7 minimum this year. we are building a dynasty, gentlemen (and ladies,texans chick) and we are starting this year. Go ahead and be negative if you want. Kubes and the gang will win you back. and we'll welcome you back and not slam you (much) for being short-sighted.
Go TEXANS 10-6 season!!!
nice.
9-7 minimum this year. we are building a dynasty, gentlemen (and ladies,texans chick) and we are starting this year. Go ahead and be negative if you want. Kubes and the gang will win you back. and we'll welcome you back and not slam you (much) for being short-sighted.
Go TEXANS 10-6 season!!!
Said 8-8, but will be disappointed with anything less than 9-7. The Front Office said we were not starting over, so I will look at last year as an aberration. My thoughts before last season began where a least one playoff game. This season I will not go that far, I say the honeymoons over and its time for the Texans to put up or shut up.
Someone drug test this fan!!!!southtexan said:
We were aggressively predictable at best. I see 9-7 because it feels right and it feels good. I see 25 TD passes, 15 rushing TD's, 3 return TD's, 3 defensive TD's and 41 sacks. They call me...NOSTRODOMUS. Well really, they call me "Tater Salad", but I like NOSTRODOMUS better.
BigDTexansFan
Rookie
am in TOP 10, voted 11-5 or BETTER
BigDTexansFan
Rookie
swisher said:Yikes! What happens to the 16th game? Do you know something we don't?
16th game is a lock..Texans over Dallas