Reading the coverage: Manning's top comebacks
September, 24, 2009
Sep 24
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Posted by ESPN.com’s Paul Kuharsky
Houston Texans
- Chester Pitts is out for the season after knee surgery, says John McClain. Kasey Studdard replaces the longtime left guard.
- The injury puts Pitts at a career crossroads, says Alan Burge.
- Brian Cushing is emerging as a solid sidekick to DeMeco Ryans, says Jerome Solomon.
- Andre Johnson got to 500 catches faster than all but one receiver in history, writes Dale Robertson.
- Is the win in Tennessee the start of something big or will it preview a letdown? McClain asks.
- The Jaguars are a good matchup for Houston, says Lance Zierlein.
- All good things that happened in Tennessee started with Matt Schaub, says Richard Justice.
- The Colts offense discusses strategy during those long stints on the sideline, says Mike Chappell.
- Peyton Manning low-keyed it as he set up Tiger Woods with a sideline pass in Miami, says Phil Richards.
- Manning doesn’t see the Colts changing their offensive approach, writes Oehser.
- Monday night ranks fifth on John Oehser’s updated list of Manning’s best comeback efforts.
- The young receivers are an issue, says Deshawn Zombie.
- Two rookie Jaguars receivers with Texas roots will make their NFL debuts at Reliant Stadium on Sunday, writes Vito Stellino.
- The Jags officially put Troy Williamson on IR and promoted Tiquan Underwood from the practice squad, says Michael C. Wright.
- Vic Ketchman: “If it’s gonna take consistent winning to fill this building, then it’s likely not going to work because losing is a fact of life in the NFL.”
- Some Jags think playing looser will help, says Cole Pepper.
- Chuck Cecil’s getting his first big dose of criticism and handling it, writes Jim Wyatt.
- Nick Harper clarifies what he said after the Texans’ loss and says he won’t play the blame game, says Jim Wyatt.
- Keith Bulluck guarantees the defense will be better, says Terry McCormick.
- Skeletons depicting Steve McNair and Sahel Kazemi were taken down after creating an uproar, writes Clay Travis.
- Kerry Collins is quite familiar with Rex Ryan defenses, says Greg Bishop.
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