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That's a bad throw, but Hopkins quit 3 months ago. His lack of effort has been disgusting. He aligator armed that one (and countless others). When he does catch it, he does everything he can to get down on the ground before getting tackled. I think he's slid more than our QBs this year. He runs consistently lazy routes.
It is a giant black mark on our coaching staff that he's not been held accountable in a way that's had any effect on him. He clearly decided that without the long term deal he'd play to not get hurt. |
We're about to find out if they want to win or if, as I suspect, they want to save face on this horrific signing.
Literally every other quarterback in the league would be a better option than this dickhead. |
The ensuing kickoff is a touchback. Texan's ball at their 25.
---------------------------------------------- L Miller for 1. Oz gets sacked for 9. Brings up 3rd and 18. Pass to Hop gets 12. Texans will have to punt. Pats return the punt to their 35. Pat's ball with 10:22 left in the game. |
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Yet last year DHop was all-world. Sure, it's Hopkins with alligator arms. All of this is Nuke's fault. By all means let him go and extend everyone else.
You dumbasses should fax your resumes in to Kirby. Who knows, when RS gets caught diddling a 14 year old maybe you too can be a GM. Just make sure you go to the right church. Dumbasses. |
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Need a stop, defense... it ain't over, yet....
------------------------------------------------- Blount for 4. End around to Edelman gets 13 and the 1st down. Deep pass to Edelman is inc. Reverse to Amendola goes for 15. Lewis gets 9. Ball at the Texan 26. Lewis gets 3 and the 1st down. Heath injured on the play. Bennett injured on the play. Injury timeout. Brady's pass goes out of bounds near the goal line, inc. 2nd and 10 coming up. 7:44 left in the game. Brady can't find a receiver and throws it away, inc. 3rd and 10 coming up. Lewis goes left for 2 and fumbles but the Pats fall on it. Pats to go for the FG. Gostkowski's 43-yarder is good. Pats 34, Texans 16 6:37 left in the game. |
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I think it's fine for me to complain about WR and QB, but you're just a colossal douche. |
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AJ green, Julio Jones, and Antonio Brown are ELITE receivers and despite consistent double teams they put up numbers weekly. So if you wanna claim "all world" put up numbers to back it up... |
The ensuing kickoff is a touchback. Texan's ball at their 25.
---------------------------------------------------- Dump to Grimes gets 11. Oz's pass is messed up and goes inc. Grimes for 5. 3rd and 5 coming up. Pass to Fido goes to the Pats 42, 1st down. Pass to Grimes gets 10, 1st down. Ball at the Pat 32. Oz can't find a receiver and scrambles for a couple but a flag is down.... holding on Clark, -10. 1st and 20 coming up. Screen to Grimes gets about 15. 2nd and 5 coming up with 3:29 left in the game. And Oz does the overthrow for the INT. Pats bring it back to their 34. Pat's ball with 3:08 left in the game. |
Did I do that right Chuck? Were the random political remarks random enough? Were the insults sufficiently colorful and obscure?
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Blount for 1.
Blount gets loose for 18, 1st down. Ball at the Texan 47. 2 minute warning. -------------------------------------------------------- Pats are kneeling it. Final score: Pats 34, Texans 16 Pats were ripe for the plucking but the bad Jags (Texans) team showed up in the second half.... |
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If I try hard enough I can find a way to defend this. Can we say I was not overly enthusiastic? Suck my dick, you revisionist prick. |
****************ing idiots can't even cover the spread. Of course Baldy McNeck will keep everyone around, outSTANDing job. **************** me, Izzo is head coaching material around here.
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You're borderline Pavlovian on this stuff Chuck. I say a post criticizing Brock, Hopkins, and our coaching staff and you don't think I'm sufficiently negative in the right direction, so you start raving about Bob McNair and republicans.
In the mind of a sane person there is absolutely no connection between my post and your response. |
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What's your issue with me? That I hate McNair? I do. I own it. What else? |
BOB's offense has regressed each year. He's an offensive coach. They have no QB. Whose fault is that? Only Baldy McNeck knows.
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Of course if your ego requires it go ahead and assume that everything I say involves you. |
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And, of course, placing this debacle on Nuke is lunacy. If you want to take that stance then I'll dismiss your opinions out of hand like I do those of Buford T. Hulsey.
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Come on, man. Anyone who thinks that Nuke is a primary issue here is a moron. |
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Overall, it wasn't a bad year. I would take this season over the dumpster fire we had against the Chiefs. We met a giant roadblock called the New England Patriots but, guess what?, the rest of the AFC has the same problem.
Despite keeping it close for three quarters, it was interesting to me that every last one of our problems took their turns defeating us. Let me count the ways: 1. Special teams meltdown: That's six easy points the Patriots did not need. 2. Kareem Jackson. He can't cover a pregnant grandmother. The White Bread Patriots spent all day catching balls in his territory. Fine tackler for a corner. Can't cover for shit. 3. Bernardrick McKinney. Brady sent backs and TEs on passing routes against him anytime they could. He simply doesn't have the speed to keep up with them. We need a different guy in obvious passing downs on the field in his place. 4. Will Fuller V fought the ball and the - ball won. The over-the-shoulder drop in the third quarter was critical. You could hear them nailing the coffin when V let that pass through his hands. Deep threats with shitty hands don't rate well in my book, particularly first-rounders. 5. Unimaginative play-calling. *snore* 6. And Brock Osweiler as the Beaver. ESPN had a fascinating stat last week. Over 75% of Brock's picks happened trying to throw to DeAndre Hopkins. Who was Ossie throwing to in his two picks tonight? It's #10. Surprise!! Of course, when he does throw on target, Fido or Fuller V drop it. Then he also tossed some Tebows which is why the fans are on his case. Amazingly, the offensive line had a fantastic night keeping Ozzie upright and not picking up holding calls (with a few exceptions). I think they just exposed the Patriots for the rest of the postseason. If NE can't get to Ozzie, there's no way they will pressure Rothlenstein. If Pissburgh can get by KC, they actually have a chance in the AFCCG to upset the Patsy Boys. |
Don't worry about Chuckles and his drunken tirade. He's out celebrating those brainy New Englanders by going to Somalia for pizza and cheese. :rolleyes:
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That's a bad throw, but Hopkins quit 3 months ago. His lack of effort has been disgusting. He aligator armed that one (and countless others). When he does catch it, he does everything he can to get down on the ground before getting tackled. I think he's slid more than our QBs this year. He runs consistently lazy routes. That's you, dude. I don't see any lack of effort; I see a lack of a quarterback to throw him the mfuking ball. In three years we'll see who is still in the league. You tell me - who? Hop or BO? I'll take Hop. |
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Although, really, let's face it - for a small government fanatic like you Haiti is really the closest option. Meet you there, mon frere. |
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You also have some obsession with coloring every sports argument with non-sports issues. Somehow Bob McNair's football issues are related to political party, Bill O'Brien's issues with Rick Smith are about culture and regionalism, and my issues with Hopkins are about race. You can do your best to project these issues on me, but they simply aren't there. |
Do you have a point? If so, please state it and perhaps we can go from there.
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Texans were penalized 5/75. Pats were 5/50. I don't think anyone can point to the refs as a factor in this one.... Maybe a missed call here or there but overall, nothing criminal..... I'm still trying to wrap my head around the entire/overall dysfunction of the offense.... When Oz is on target, they drop it. He's not on target much which makes the drops more difficult to stomach. Not-on-target leads to deflected balls, incompletions, INTs..... It would help if he didn't throw like a 2nd baseman... Liked the reference to Texas-own Bobby Fuller 4 and their 60's hit, I fought the law... Eheh... :thumbs up: |
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Now we some kind of defense and thanks to them we played tough, we played competitive ball with the Pats thru 3 quarters, but even they need more help than they got last night from the offense to go all the way with a team the caliber of the Patriots. Is the QB position as big a question and as uncertain this morning as it was this time last year ? Yea I guess it is, but dammit if some receivers like Fuller and Fido could just catch a few more balls that drop right in their hands so it's not all Brocks fault. And whether in the Draft or free agency we've got to get somebody to play right tackle but I think at LT Duane Brown might have another year or two remaining in the tank. In the interior of the OLine (guard/center) we are fairly close to having 3 legit starters so long as rookie Nick Martin can come back healthy for 2017. |
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I am merely pointing out that a large number of the passes that Brock throws to DHop are covered. Very little or no separation at all...stop giving him a pass just because he's the best we have on offense. He's got to get better point blank if we wanna win. The Patriots had ****************in Hogan and Edelman creating 2-3 yards of separation on us...is it unreasonable to ask Hopkins to aspire to do the same? Especially if he knows the QB SUCKS...and yes he sucks... That's what Andre had to do his whole career, step his game up because the QB here has always been terrible. For whatever reason the last few years DHop has put on a show. However, this year he has been above average at best. He is not exempt from getting better. Maybe they need more offseason work together...I don't know...but what I do know is teams can't keep pressing us off the line with a 2 deep shell and taking our passing game completely out of the game. Somebody's gotta win those match ups and it starts with DHop...POINT BLANK. |
With that said...
My assessment of the year is: The Good 1. The D has without a doubt established itself as elite. (Without JJ) 2. Despite his struggles in the passing game Mckinney is becoming a star. (Billicheck just did what he always does, find your weakness and exploits it). 3. AJ Bouye has surpassed every expectation. Getting league wide recognition. 4. DJ Reader looks like he will be the real deal for the future. 5. Clowney and Merciless are nothing nice...elite level pass rushers and just as good run stoppers. The Bad 1. The OLINE needs a complete overhaul. (Dear God please let Nick Martin pan out). 2. Separation on the part of the receivers. 3. Playcalling...I just knew the addition of Ervin and Hunt would mean more swing routes and screens...just all around creativity in the passing game...Not so much 4. Fullers hands...enough said The Ugly 1. Brock... -slow delivery -terribly inaccurate -decision making under pressure is abysmal -can't make the protection calls Overall this defense has single handedly got us to the second round of the playoffs. And for 3 quarters hung in there with the Patriots. Some of the offenses struggles can be fixed with better Playcalling and more familiarity with the system and each other. However, if Brock has started to get that David Carr look in his eyes, all hope is lost for him. |
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Do you ever wonder why Hopkins is better with literally every other Texans quarterback than he is with Brock? More catches, better numbers, etc.? Is it because he simply decides to get open when playing with Savage or Hoyer or Fitzpatrick or whoever? Or is it because Brock Osweiler sucks dick and never fking delivers the ball on time? The Patriots' receivers weren't usually wide ass open (unless possibly KJ was the guy covering them), it just seems like it because they have the best player in the league as their quarterback and that guy knows when to get the ball to a receiver. Another thing, if a guy like Belichick decides to take away a certain offensive option there's not much you can do except adapt and rely on other options. John Harris was saying that he listened to the sideline audio from the Pats game earlier in the year and that all game Belichick was yelling TEN!, TEN! Meaning the Texans' number ten is the guy the Pats defense needs to be concerning themselves with. So, two takeaways. One is that one man's mailing it in is another man's getting double and triple teamed. Two is that the best head coach in the history of the mking sport recognizes Deandre Hopkins as the Texans' best (only?) weapon while a bunch of redneck keyboard jockeys sit around bitching about his supposed lack of effort. |
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1. Is DHop free from all criticism in your eyes? 2. Can DHOP get better? It seems as though your thought process is that DHOP is untouchable and deserves no accountability. Again, before you say it...no I am not putting the blame ALL on Dhop. As a matter of fact the only reason we are engaged in this conversation is because you were offended by the mere thought of DHop getting critisized a little. The truth is as we all agree...BROCK SUCKS But DHOP has dropped some passes and allowed a rookie corner to all but play him to a stale mate this year. Truth is...He has some room to grow...whether it is mentally or physically...I could care less... And by the way...players can essentially DOMINATE a game in the NFL...Just look at what Julio did this year...yes its possible |
And yes I did wonder why he wasn't getting open this year. I actually thought maybe he was hurt and not telling anyone. Go back and look at some of the routes he's run and you will see where the defender is step for step with him, which leads to a pass that has to be pin point perfect to complete. And we AAALLLL know Brock's not completing that...
NFL open...Interesting you bring that up because the passes completed on KJ, Mckinney, Moore, and Hal last night were not NFL open they were just OPEN...(for the most part they did well but they were definitely smoked on a number of occasions. And again I don't think it's beyond the realm of possibilities to expect that from our top dawg on offense. And BTW I wasn't going to acknowledge this but I'm far from a redneck... (I'm black)...and two I do coach football at the HS level and played at the HS... (which by no means makes me ANY type of expert) but in no way shape form or fashion am I a "keyboard junkie"... So we can agree to disagree like adults without referring to name calling and stereotyping. Because you don't know anything about me. |
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