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The guys been a stud when healthy but can you start him vs TEN?
Same decision I have. I was confident in starting Hill but call it a gut instinct I think Schaub can have a good game.i'm starting Schaub over Hill or Delhomme. VanDen Bosch is out, Schaub is hot, entire offense is rollling, game is in Houston, Ten defense falling off a bit.
slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.
I would call that VERY optomistic! The last two games the Titans have given up ONE TD. That was a 2 yard pass. They have given up only 309 yards passing in the last two games combined! Even when the Jets beat them, Farve threw for 224 with two short TD passes. I would hardly say the Titans D is falling off at all. Granted, the availability of Haynesworth and V-B will hurt, but the D backfield is intact. If I were a Schaub owner, I think 225 with a TD would be a slightly optomistic prediction. Any more than that would come as a welcome surprise. The 3 game totals:533 passing yards, or an average of 178 yards per game. That is right in line with their season average of 181. 3 TD passes, all short, and two of those came in the Jets game, 3 weeks ago. The Titans have given up only 8 passing TD's all year. That's 0.61 passing TD's per game. If Schaub went 250 for one TD and a pick, that would be right up there with the best games any QB has had against the Titans this year... 224 for 2TD and 1 INT that Favre put up, Mannings 223 for 2TD and 2 INT's in week 8 (Manning also had a one yard rush TD). Only A Rogers has thrown for over 300 against the Titans this year, with 1 TD and 2 INT"S. Your slightly optomistic prediction for Schaub would in fact be the best QB numbers the Titans would have allowed on the season (if one discounts the Manning rushing TD).But, The Texans are playing well, the Titans have clinched and they may well rest a lot of players, so it's possible, but I still think somewhat unlikely.i'm starting Schaub over Hill or Delhomme. VanDen Bosch is out, Schaub is hot, entire offense is rollling, game is in Houston, Ten defense falling off a bit.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.
:whoosh: Excellent write up.. Ill be going with Shaun Hill over himI would call that VERY optomistic! The last two games the Titans have given up ONE TD. That was a 2 yard pass. They have given up only 309 yards passing in the last two games combined! Even when the Jets beat them, Farve threw for 224 with two short TD passes. I would hardly say the Titans D is falling off at all. Granted, the availability of Haynesworth and V-B will hurt, but the D backfield is intact. If I were a Schaub owner, I think 225 with a TD would be a slightly optomistic prediction. Any more than that would come as a welcome surprise. The 3 game totals:533 passing yards, or an average of 178 yards per game. That is right in line with their season average of 181. 3 TD passes, all short, and two of those came in the Jets game, 3 weeks ago. The Titans have given up only 8 passing TD's all year. That's 0.61 passing TD's per game. If Schaub went 250 for one TD and a pick, that would be right up there with the best games any QB has had against the Titans this year... 224 for 2TD and 1 INT that Favre put up, Mannings 223 for 2TD and 2 INT's in week 8 (Manning also had a one yard rush TD). Only A Rogers has thrown for over 300 against the Titans this year, with 1 TD and 2 INT"S. Your slightly optomistic prediction for Schaub would in fact be the best QB numbers the Titans would have allowed on the season (if one discounts the Manning rushing TD).But, The Texans are playing well, the Titans have clinched and they may well rest a lot of players, so it's possible, but I still think somewhat unlikely.i'm starting Schaub over Hill or Delhomme. VanDen Bosch is out, Schaub is hot, entire offense is rollling, game is in Houston, Ten defense falling off a bit.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.
You definitely bring up some good points/data. Schaub heading into GB, GB was only allowing 214 yds, 1.3 TDs all year, (home 230 yds, 0.9 TDs)Held Peyton at home to 229-0/2 Ints, Romo to 260/1/1, Ryan to 194/2/1, but Schaub torced that defense for 414/2/1The numbers say this isnt a good match-up for Schaub vs. the Titans, you are definiitely correct on that one. And for those guys starting Hill over Schaub, that may be correct move looking at the numbers. I'm starting Schaub, more of a gut call more than anything. They're at home playing well, and I dont think Slaton will run all over the Titans defense the way he did the first time around in week 2. I say this is more of a Schaub game. If the Titans can protect Schaub (Vanden Bosch out helps, and TEN only sacked Ken Dorsey ONCE at home last week), I think he can have a really good game.Shaun Hill is the better start on paper vs. Mia secondary, but i'm going with a gut call starting Schaub.I would call that VERY optomistic! The last two games the Titans have given up ONE TD. That was a 2 yard pass. They have given up only 309 yards passing in the last two games combined! Even when the Jets beat them, Farve threw for 224 with two short TD passes. I would hardly say the Titans D is falling off at all. Granted, the availability of Haynesworth and V-B will hurt, but the D backfield is intact. If I were a Schaub owner, I think 225 with a TD would be a slightly optomistic prediction. Any more than that would come as a welcome surprise. The 3 game totals:533 passing yards, or an average of 178 yards per game. That is right in line with their season average of 181. 3 TD passes, all short, and two of those came in the Jets game, 3 weeks ago. The Titans have given up only 8 passing TD's all year. That's 0.61 passing TD's per game. If Schaub went 250 for one TD and a pick, that would be right up there with the best games any QB has had against the Titans this year... 224 for 2TD and 1 INT that Favre put up, Mannings 223 for 2TD and 2 INT's in week 8 (Manning also had a one yard rush TD). Only A Rogers has thrown for over 300 against the Titans this year, with 1 TD and 2 INT"S. Your slightly optomistic prediction for Schaub would in fact be the best QB numbers the Titans would have allowed on the season (if one discounts the Manning rushing TD).But, The Texans are playing well, the Titans have clinched and they may well rest a lot of players, so it's possible, but I still think somewhat unlikely.i'm starting Schaub over Hill or Delhomme. VanDen Bosch is out, Schaub is hot, entire offense is rollling, game is in Houston, Ten defense falling off a bit.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.
Wow, that's pretty amazing. What I'd really like to know is how many does your roster hold and what kind of scoring do FG's > 50 yds get?i want to bench him, but i'm afraid if i do he'll go off. i am definitely starting shaun hill and can use schaub as a flex. but while i can guarantee myself 6-8 points with jared mayo, i may get -3 with schaub, like i did last time they played the titans. he'd have to hit 250 yards in my socring system to start getting yardage points. i think that' s unlikely. ugh. just can't decide.
FGs over 30 are 2 points. FGs under 30 are 1 point.Our rosters are 15 deep, 11 teams. (not head to head). We start 13 each week.Wow, that's pretty amazing. What I'd really like to know is how many does your roster hold and what kind of scoring do FG's > 50 yds get?i want to bench him, but i'm afraid if i do he'll go off. i am definitely starting shaun hill and can use schaub as a flex. but while i can guarantee myself 6-8 points with jared mayo, i may get -3 with schaub, like i did last time they played the titans. he'd have to hit 250 yards in my socring system to start getting yardage points. i think that' s unlikely. ugh. just can't decide.
I too often go with the "gut call" player. I did that with M Harrison last week when the numbers said I should have kept him on the bench. Dorsey really doesn't provide a good data point though. He was 22-44 with 1 INT, but that was an average of only 3.2 yards per passing play. I didn't see the game, but it sounds like he threw short stuff almost exclusively. 22 completions for 150 yards. If he attempted to go deep at all, he never connected, and if he was sticking with 3 step drops, the pass rush likely never got off the ground. Schaub will need more time for AJ and Walther to get into their patterns. Could be a big day for Daniels and Slayton on short routes and outlet passes. In the playoffs, I usually go with the higher risk higher upside player. Schaub fits that play this week. Good uck, but not too much... the only team I still have in the playoffs is going against.... Schaub! I'm rolling with Cutler.You definitely bring up some good points/data. Schaub heading into GB, GB was only allowing 214 yds, 1.3 TDs all year, (home 230 yds, 0.9 TDs)Held Peyton at home to 229-0/2 Ints, Romo to 260/1/1, Ryan to 194/2/1, but Schaub torced that defense for 414/2/1The numbers say this isnt a good match-up for Schaub vs. the Titans, you are definiitely correct on that one. And for those guys starting Hill over Schaub, that may be correct move looking at the numbers. I'm starting Schaub, more of a gut call more than anything. They're at home playing well, and I dont think Slaton will run all over the Titans defense the way he did the first time around in week 2. I say this is more of a Schaub game. If the Titans can protect Schaub (Vanden Bosch out helps, and TEN only sacked Ken Dorsey ONCE at home last week), I think he can have a really good game.Shaun Hill is the better start on paper vs. Mia secondary, but i'm going with a gut call starting Schaub.I would call that VERY optomistic! The last two games the Titans have given up ONE TD. That was a 2 yard pass. They have given up only 309 yards passing in the last two games combined! Even when the Jets beat them, Farve threw for 224 with two short TD passes. I would hardly say the Titans D is falling off at all. Granted, the availability of Haynesworth and V-B will hurt, but the D backfield is intact. If I were a Schaub owner, I think 225 with a TD would be a slightly optomistic prediction. Any more than that would come as a welcome surprise. The 3 game totals:533 passing yards, or an average of 178 yards per game. That is right in line with their season average of 181. 3 TD passes, all short, and two of those came in the Jets game, 3 weeks ago. The Titans have given up only 8 passing TD's all year. That's 0.61 passing TD's per game. If Schaub went 250 for one TD and a pick, that would be right up there with the best games any QB has had against the Titans this year... 224 for 2TD and 1 INT that Favre put up, Mannings 223 for 2TD and 2 INT's in week 8 (Manning also had a one yard rush TD). Only A Rogers has thrown for over 300 against the Titans this year, with 1 TD and 2 INT"S. Your slightly optomistic prediction for Schaub would in fact be the best QB numbers the Titans would have allowed on the season (if one discounts the Manning rushing TD).But, The Texans are playing well, the Titans have clinched and they may well rest a lot of players, so it's possible, but I still think somewhat unlikely.i'm starting Schaub over Hill or Delhomme. VanDen Bosch is out, Schaub is hot, entire offense is rollling, game is in Houston, Ten defense falling off a bit.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.
If I had advice to give on him, it would be: If you're an underdog, start him. If you're favored, find a safer option.
Ditto.Avery said:Don't love the matchup but it's him or Gerrard for me so I'm probably rolling the dice with Schaub and his crappy matchup.
That must have hurt.starting Schaub over Cassel, Texans O seems to be rolling pretty hard right now.
Nice call Taxman. You were pretty darn close with your prognostication.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.
Passing CP/AT YDS TD INT M. Schaub 23/39 284 1 0
That was better than my 250 1TD 1INT prognostication counterpoint?Big Score said:Nice call Taxman. You were pretty darn close with your prognostication.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.Code:Passing CP/AT YDS TD INT M. Schaub 23/39 284 1 0
he will be in my lineup, but which oakland pass defense will show up? the one that got torched today or the one that has been pretty good most of the year?Big Score said:Nice call Taxman. You were pretty darn close with your prognostication.slightly optimistic with Schaub - 270/2 TDs.Code:Passing CP/AT YDS TD INT M. Schaub 23/39 284 1 0