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What McNair does this offseason will tell me all I need to know about this franchise. If McNair can't recognize the fact Kubiak has lost the team and keeps him and his boy-toy around for another year, it will show me he's perfectly fine with mediocrity and his team will NEVER win big.
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If the Astros were an NFL team, they'd be the Jacksonville Jaguars, complete with a midget as their best player. The Jags throw tarps over half their stadium rather than try to attract fans with better talent. The Astros have taken to lying about attendance figures to pretend they have fans.
Mike Brown's cheapness forced the NFL to put in a salary floor. Jim Crane's may force MLB to do the same thing. |
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That would be fine with me. It's obvious he's cheapskating it because he has an enormous amount of debt and is happy to rake in the money that the league gives him while fielding a team with a $20MM payroll. This will become clear to most people when he starts to let good, arb-eligible players go via trade. We're a couple of years away from that yet though.
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I don't know what's worse, having a meddlesome owner or a wallflower owner. I'm starting to think the latter is worse. Bud Adams never won the big one and for the most part I couldn't stand him, but at least I could tell he was trying and passionate about his team. Hard to say McNair is passionate about anything right now other than his good 'ol boy network, back-slapping the other owners, and making tons of money. |
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McNair called a meeting of the minority owners and apparently the consensus is that Kubiak has to go.
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Where did you see this? I hope it's true and they really put extreme pressure on McNair, but for now, I'll have to proceed with the "I'll believe it when I see it" mindset. If they're going to do it, just do it now. At least that will assure us of no more Schaub and show signs they're moving forward again by offsetting Kubiak's idiotic move this week.
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The final call is still McNair's, though. |
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Two points:
1) McNair is not going to fire Kubiak in mid-season weeks after he suffered a stroke. That would look cruel and might even start a lawsuit. 2) Do we really want to see Wade Phillips coaching again or even have a chance to take the reigns in 2014? If we give Wade an interim HC job for the rest of the season, there will be a push to give him a chance over an entire season. I don't want to see that. |
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Kubiak has to go, as well as Schaub and Marciano. Since I said Schaub, Brice MCCain needs to go also. I am starting to watch college games just for the purpose of next years pick, and I hope it very high......And I am praying they don't blow it.
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I think Keenum could develop further, as to handle blitzes better, quicker releases at times, given time seems some good potential there. Turnovers and a few plays are what have done in Texans this year, repeatedly in these close losses. Tate still has four cracked ribs, bound to hurt sometimes, likely he should be resting. It was nice to see a good FG and a ST return for touchdown for a nice change in those areas. Somehow Texans are 101/2 point favorites over Jags this coming weekend. |
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