Last year I did a very good comparison of Schaub and Rosenfels in the red zone which statisticaly gave Rosenfels a clear edge over Schaub. But somehow I could never get on the Rosenfels bandwagon. Even after the Schaubs shaky performances in games one and two.
"Schaub is the number one guy. Ask Kubiak. I am still worried about his performance in the red zone. He has not completed an entire year as a starting quarterback. He does demonstrate some raw talent that Sage Rosenfels will never have.
If he stays healthy he can polish that talent and that upside potential is why he is ahead of Rosenfels in the lineup." Outlaw
Today the quarterback controversy is solved. Sage Rosenfels will fulfil his role as a back up. He is not starter material. It remains to be seen if Schaub is. Rosenfels meltdown in the last five minutes of a won game was historical in its proportions.
I am a fan and I have to do what I can to move on to the next one. As an armchair analyst I found plenty to like about the Texans effort. Make no mistake. The Texans had pummeled the Colts. They had been beaten on both sides of the ball. But our Texans were not ready to move past the level of incompetence they have shown throughout there existence.
So the cliche "Snatched defeat from the jaws of victory" was heard all over the networks and radio. So now the Texans sit at 0-4. Shoulda. Woulda. Coulda. How close and how far away was 2-2 ? Another league. More to say later.
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