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The Texans Are Already Wearing Their Rose Colored Glasses

Mol3m4n

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Why does it consistently feel like members of the huddle are a lot more knowlegeable of all the teams around the league than fans of any other team are of us. It's like not only do they not try to learn about us the thought of doing so is like a disgusting waste of time to them.

Quite frankly, the Panthers have no real weapons on either side of the ball other them Cam Newton. 
They strike no fear. 
They don't have enough on either side of the ball to really worry about. 
This will be a lop sided victory for the Texans. 
I'm sorry I didn't add a player profile for this game, but they really don't have anyone worth mentioning that stands out other then Cam.

These jack offs don't even respect our defense.

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Just for reference, their 2 games versus the Jags from last year...

27-13 win in Jax.  (Down at halftime) 

23-17 win at home. (A comeback win, were losing in the 4th)

 

Watt and Hopkins scare me...but yeah, a pretty even matchup IMO.  Kelce killed them yesterday, so maybe Olsen breaks out here.  Would be a nice day for Stew to breakout, and limit the chances Watt has to decapitate Cam. 

Texans completely shutdown the KC rush game and their rush game is much better than ours.  

They probably won't have to devote the same attention to ours which frees up help elsewhere.

Will Olsen have a huge day? Olsen had to block to help the OL much of the day vs the Jags and the Texans are a much bigger task for the OL.   KC's OL didn't need Kelce to holdup

I'm just trying to figure out where our pts can come from.  

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Our offense is nowhere near the level of KC I hate to break it to you.  Maclin and Kelce alone are top notch, then you throw in Jamaal Charles who can do pretty much everything.  Although the Texans really goofed because it looked like Kelce was way too WIIIDE open on his scores. And in my opinion they are better coached as well.  Reid>Rivera.  

Anyway, they're supposed to feel that way about their team.  

We can beat them, they can beat us.  You never know.  

If our offense looks anything like it did sunday I don't think the Texans fail to capitalize like the Jags.  

I know somebody might get butthurt but it's just me being honest but I hope we can get rolling and send them back to TX with another L.

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Our offense is nowhere near the level of KC I hate to break it to you.  Maclin and Kelce alone are top notch, then you throw in Jamaal Charles who can do pretty much everything.

Anyway, they're supposed to feel that way about their team.  

We can beat them, they can beat us.  You never know.  

If our offense looks anything like it did sunday I don't think the Texans fail to capitalize like the Jags.  

Just me being honest but I hope we can get rolling and send them back to TX with another L.

What's the difference between them and the Jags?

QB wise, its worse than Bortles so how are they going to capitalize unlike the Jags?

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Our offense is nowhere near the level of KC I hate to break it to you.  Maclin and Kelce alone are top notch, then you throw in Jamaal Charles who can do pretty much everything.

Anyway, they're supposed to feel that way about their team.  

We can beat them, they can beat us.  You never know.  

If our offense looks anything like it did sunday I don't think the Texans fail to capitalize like the Jags.  

Just me being honest but I hope we can get rolling and send them back to TX with another L.

Cam > Alex Smith

Stewart = Charles

Olsen> Kelce

Ginn < Maclin

I don't know what you're talking about really. It's even to me. People could argue we're actually more talented. 

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What's the difference between them and the Jags?

QB wise, its worse than Bortles so how are they going to capitalize unlike the Jags?

 

I was more referring to Watt/Cushing/Clowney causing favorable situations for the offense. 

I realize the QB situation is less than idea for them but they still have playmakers.  Hopkins can get loose especially if we fall into a soft zone at any point.

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Cam > Alex Smith

Stewart = Charles

Olsen> Keller

Ginn < Maclin

I don't know what you're talking about really. It's even to me. People could argue we're actually more talented. 

I don't agree.  Kelce is a monster.  He's slightly below Olsen.  His YAC and athleticism puts him close but yes Olsen still gets the nod.  

Cam vs Smith, yeah but you have to remember who our offensive coordinator /coaches are.

Stewart vs Charles I can't even take that seriously.

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Cam > Alex Smith

Stewart = Charles

Olsen> Keller

Ginn < Maclin

I don't know what you're talking about really. It's even to me. People could argue we're actually more talented. 

Charles > Stewart.  Come on now....

as far as Olsen vs. Kelce...Olsen is more proven.  I mean debating someone on the backside vs someone starting up.   Kelce's ceiling is higher IMO.  They call him baby Gronk for a reason.  He could easily jump Olsen this year l.....but talking of such on this board will bring out the lynch mob. 

Only thing clear is Cam > Smith 

but you left off OL...and KC OL > Car OL

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Charles > Stewart.  Come on now....

as far as Olsen vs. Kelce...Olsen is more proven.  I mean debating someone on the backside vs someone starting up.   Kelce's ceiling is higher IMO.  They call him baby Gronk for a reason.  He could easily jump Olsen this year l.....but talking of such on this board will bring out the lynch mob. 

Only thing clear is Cam > Smith 

Two different styles of running. When healthy Stewart is one of the best. You can't really discredit him. 

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It will probably be a tough game for us. They have a pass rush that is going to give our OL fits, and they weren't exactly stellar against a Jacksonville unit that was missing a lot of key players. We have a big, mobile QB so they aren't going to be bearing down on a statue, but I am very concerned with Cam having enough time to get the ball out. Not to mention that our WR's are absolutely dreadful. Maybe we can get the running game going, I don't know. This will probably be the best DL unit we face.

 

But, I also don't see a lot of hope for their offense. Hopkins is scary but they have an unsettled QB situation, their OL didn't play well and their biggest offensive weapon(Foster) is highly likely to miss the game. This definitely has the makings of a very low scoring game. 

 

Gano FTW.

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