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Originally Posted by nunusguy
All jokin aside, but did he maybe go out and get blasted last night because big, bad Nick Sabin came to town and beat his Aggies ? I dunno how many chances he got yesterday, but the only one he made was the one that didn't count when the Titans used a TO. He was just terrible, and the Texans already bring enough drama to game without his misfires. Does seem almost like any ole kicker off the street would be better than Kubiak's Aggie pal, for sfure that would have been the case yesterday.
But back to the mobility thing with Schaub, or complete lack thereof. Like others are sayin, the boot with Schaub at the helm is just an empty threat and we all know that either TJ or Keenum offer that element in their game.
Some times wonder why Kubiak made such a strong move and eventually an expensive trade for such an unlikely candidate as Schaub for his offense that puts so
much emphasis on boots ?
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Are you under the impression that the boot in our offense is designed for the QB to run? Schaub runs the boot better than any QB in the NFL. His ball handling and ability to throw on the run have made that play one of the most productive for any team in the NFL the last 5 years. David Carr was far more mobile than TJ or Keenum and was awful with the boot. It is not a running play.
Schaub is slow but fits what Kubiak does very well. That is why we have been a top 10 offense for a half a decade with him at QB and every important piece other than AJ rotating.