DocHoliday
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1. Double Andre
2. Cover Daniels
3. Slow down Arian
4. Protect Brady
5. Win
Be the more physical team. Beat up AJ at the line and hit Foster hard every time he touches the ball.
***Kick Schaub in the family jewels***
Isn't it nice to see respectful mature fans?
I'm so used to those mangy jest fans I forgot there are other classy fanbases
double johnson...stop foster
give brady time in the pocket..if it's like mia game..we will be in trouble
That last part was Detroit's plan and it didn't work out so well...
That's right... Give AJ the Fitz treatment, don't let Foster kill you and their offense will struggle. Walter isn't a threat, Daniels is a pretty good TE, other then that there isn't much to worry about.
Isn't it nice to see respectful mature fans?
I'm so used to those mangy jest fans I forgot there are other classy fanbases
The key on defense has to be to slow down Foster. He's the main cog in the offensive machine. Get him going and he's one of the better runners in the game. But he's most dangerous in opening up play action. That's what they live on. Stop him first and foremost and double Andre Johnson. Disguising is going to be another huge factor. We can't just trot out a vanilla defense where we're making it obvious pre-snap what we're doing. This is not a Ryan Tannehill offense. If Schaub gets an idea of what we're doing, he'll pick the defense apart. Disguise, disguise, and disguise some more. It'll force confusion and turnovers.
Offensively, we have to stay balanced. The OL is banged up so if Brady drops back 40 times, he's going to absorb a lot of hits. Give them a nice dose of the run game and, in doing so, give Houston a dose of its own medicine: play action. If Ridley gets going, it's going to force the safeties to cheat up. When they do, they'll have even more trouble defending the seam than they already do. This is where Welker, Hernandez, and Lloyd could have huge days. In all, the offensive execution will, once again, hinge on protecting #12. Do that, and the offense will do enough to win the game.
I've spent the last two weeks posting on Texans forums. They have some of the classiest fans I've ever come across.
Insert Brandon Harris (2011 2nd round pick) whom we have been bringing along slowly. Far more upside, very little experience.