How is it not? The Texans were a playoff team last year and while they lost steam at the end, they still had an excellent record, plus several players that are among the best at their position. 
It's clearly an upset. I dont know how anyone could argue it isnt. You'll quickly find that Renique knows absolutely nothing about sports but posts in every sports thread. It's best not to argue with him. For all our sakes.
The Chargers, meanwhile, are seen as a team in transition that will likely max out at 8-8.
Plus, the Vegas line had Houston winning.
They also just ran ran some terrible routes and made Brady miss by a mile. Between them, they had 17 targets and 5 catches. I'd generally put a lot of the blame on the QB, but this is Brady...
I really didn't expect the Titans to win this game, but the refs are really blowing Houston right now. Three penalties and then a gift safety. The Titans have had at least four 12+ yard plays called back. I hate blaming the refs, but I have a hard time believing Houston isn't doing the exact same shit.
Baby steps, haha. Gotta win this game first. I definitely like the improvements they've made, but this defense has come out of nowhere. I'm hoping it's for real.
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Officials heavily skewed against the Titans? What game are you watching? Texans have had to throw 2 challenge flags and won both. And those are just the two major
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er was that couldn't bring down a much smaller Arian Foster on that 2 point conversion and just got drug into the end zone).
Just want to add, that's not really a fair comparison...as those challenges were more "Was he in?" plays that are hard to judge at full speed. But I'm glad the right call was ultimately made. But it's not like the Titans could challenge "Why theOfficials heavily skewed against the Titans? What game are you watching? Texans have had to throw 2 challenge flags and won both. And those are just the two major
is everything we do holding???" calls, lol. Honestly, I'd be nervous if I were Houston. They were pushed to the limit by two teams that weren't even in the top 25 power rankings before the season started. Sure, they batlled and pulled through. But that doesn't bode well for getting far in the playoffs.
That's what I mean. Schaub had 2 picks in this game. One a pick 6...and the other easily could have been had Pollard not lost his balance. The Titans defense is definitely improved, but if he's getting rattled by them, he will most definitely fall apart in the playoffs again against even better defenses. I just don't think Schaub is a Super Bowl QB (especially after hearing Kevin Harlan and Solomon Wilcotts refer to him as being "elite"). He made some great throws at the end, but I don't think the consistency is there. I worry Locker is going to fall in that same category though, lol.
I'll give it to you that the first flag involving Chris Johnson in the end zone was a "Was he in?" play, but the second one wasn't at all. From what I can remember, besides the challenge flags there was also a clear pass interference penalty that never got called, and then there was theJust want to add, that's not really a fair comparison...as those challenges were more "Was he in?" plays that are hard to judge at full speed. But I'm glad the right call was ultimately made. But it's not like the Titans could challenge "Why the
ing weird call they made where the Texans supposedly "illegally touched" the ball after kickoff when it should have been Texans possession after the Titans player touched the ball and we recovered it. I can't really speak on the holding calls, but how else are you going to stop last years DPOY lol? Just kidding.I haven't lost faith in Schaub yet, but this is definitely his make-or-break year in my eyes. He actually looked really good the entire game against the Chargers other than the pick 6. I think both interceptions this game could've been avoided and weren't entirely his fault. A defensive player got his hand on the first one and on the second DeAndre Hopkins just completely messed up his route.
