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Raider Resignation!

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GameDay Review | HoustonProFootball.com October 3, 2004 Raider Resignation! by Bob Hulsey HoustonProFootball.com Silver and black was the theme of the day – the black hair of Houston quarterback David Carr and the silver scissors which will be used to cut that hair after a 30-17 Texan victory over the Oakland Raiders at Reliant Stadium. … Read more

Way to Go, Vince

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January 7, 2006 Way to Go, Vince by Dave Sabo HoustonProFootball.com At 8:00 PM EST this past Wednesday, Reggie Bush was the consensus #1 draft pick and the reigning Heisman Trophy winner. He was on the verge of claiming an unprecedented third straight National Championship with a team that had people debating whether it was … Read more

Gross Misjudgment

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The Advance Scout | HoustonProFootball.com January 28, 2003 Gross Misjudgment by Keith Weiland HoustonProFootball.com If the Houston Texans learned one thing from their inaugural season, it’s this: the offensive line needs help. Serious help. And I don’t mean the simple type of help where you walk an old lady across the street. I’m talking about … Read more

Dark Days in the Dome

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January 15, 2000 Chapter 3: Dark Days in the Dome by Bob Hulsey HoustonProFootball.com It wasn’t that the Oilers started the new decade and the new league with a bare cupboard. They just did a better job of  squandering talent than stockpiling it. Defensive back Ken Houston would have a Canton-esque career – as a … Read more

Here’s My Stop!

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The Advance Scout | HoustonProFootball.com December 5, 2001 Here’s My Stop! by Keith Weiland HoustonProFootball.com Anybody still left on the Chris Simms bandwagon? If I was ever on it, I’m certainly off of it now. And you should be, too. P’shaw, some might say. Such a knee-jerk reaction to one poor game, others would contend. … Read more

The Glass is Overflowing

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GameDay Review | HoustonProFootball.com September 9, 2007 The Glass is Overflowing by Mike Kerns HoustonProFootball.com All week, there’s been a buzz around the city of Houston. A buzz of optimism. A feeling of the glass being half full. And for the first time in awhile, it was about the Houston Texans. I’ll admit, I was … Read more