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Just maybe the empty seats has to do with displaced Hurricane Ike "survivors"

Maybe some people in Houston wish Hurricane Ike would have displaced Bob McNair.

Well, McNair definitely displaced his brain. Maybe when he finds it, he will start making changes that actually improve the team.

Two games in a row they should have won. Sounds like the the texans are laying the ground work for a fired coach.

Rosenfels doesnt know how to handle on to the ball, they had the win towards the end but he was unaware of presence behind him, got the ball knocked out, Colts turned that into the win, they woulda had it if that qb knew how to handle the ball...way to go for another blown Houston game that could been won.

A little over 4 mins and you had a 17 point lead, theres a reason Rosenfels been around.
Lot of people will say enough words about Rosenfel so I don't need to repeat any,
Colts did it to the Vikings and added Houston to the list of games they should have lost.
I tip my hat to the Colts and QB Manning, it takes a QB with smarts to win.
Another great melt down, I love it!!!

I can see someone sneaking up and knocking out the ball before the pass --- it happens. But, what was that hurdle-attempt? What was he thinking?

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Originally posted 08:34 AM ET  10.06 by D. SLIQ

Maybe some people in Houston wish Hurricane Ike would have displaced Bob McNair.

Not a funny joke.

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Originally posted 10:33 AM ET  10.06 by LOVERnottaFIGHTER

Rosenfels doesnt know how to handle on to the ball, they had the win towards the end but he was unaware of presence behind him, got the ball knocked out, Colts turned that into the win, they woulda had it if that qb knew how to handle the ball...way to go for another blown Houston game that could been won.

While yes, they did blow their second game in a row. But C'mon, he played a hell of a game and everyone is concentrating on his fumbles. When is the last season you've even seen the Texans compete for a win?

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Originally posted 12:58 PM ET  10.06 by lglvixen

I can see someone sneaking up and knocking out the ball before the pass --- it happens. But, what was that hurdle-attempt? What was he thinking?

He was trying to channel Randall Cunningham. You can't blame the guy for trying, it was a gutsy move. Now just because it's gutsy doesn't mean it was smart but he tried to make a play. Had it worked, they would've shown the highlight on every halftime show and sports center rerun for a week. It was nice to see Slaton get some quality touches and 2 TD's. Too bad it resulted in a loss. They'll win a few games soon though.

It could be worse, you could have Norv Turnover as your head coach.

Hank, I agree.

Accountmenot, how many rings do you have? Turner has 2.

NEED BETTER PLAY CALLING!!

They can't choke like that. Who do they think they are? The Chicago Cubs?

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Originally posted 12:58 PM ET  10.06 by lglvixen

I can see someone sneaking up and knocking out the ball before the pass --- it happens. But, what was that hurdle-attempt? What was he thinking?

He thought that because his name sounds like an ancillary character in Hansel & Gretel that he actually possessed magical powers.

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Originally posted 07:30 PM ET  10.06 by realityrecall

It could be worse, you could have Norv Turnover as your head coach.

I totally disagree...stratight up trade, Herm Edwards for Gary Kubiak.

Let's get something straight. The Texans are still developing. They made horrible decisions their first 3 years and are just now getting on track. The have built a defense that is still missing some major starters and they only have one really good receiver. Their TE is good, Slaton has been the steal of the entire draft so far and Rosenfels was killing the Colts till he had his brain swapped on the bench with Ryan Leaf's.

The Texans have made some of the better personnel decisions in the last 3 years (See passing up on Vince Young, the $50 million dollar punt returner (aka Reggie Bush), drafted Slaton, Ryans, Mario Williams etc. They have had a horrible O-line that needed to adjust to a zone blocking scheme and they still require a little more talent on offense to get over the hump. But man, come on. I see 49er fans and Saints fans bashing the Texans. Give me a break. SF is still 2-3 years away from being able to spell compete and the Saints have channeled the spirit of Mike Martz and have turned into the greatest show on turf II. Ofcourse, when you can't run the ball I guess you HAVE to throw it.