Posted by ESPN.com’s Paul Kuharsky
Houston Texans
Houston Texans
- Gary Kubiak says playing at Indy is the Texans’ No. 1 challenge but they are all big now, says John McClain.
- The Texans' defense has made significant improvements, writes McClain.
- The Texans are in one of the week’s biggest games, says Pete Prisco.
- McClain’s midseason report card.
- Matt Schaub rates as one of Clifton Brown’s five guys who have lifted their teams by lifting their games.
- A breakdown of a 14-yard gain by Ryan Moats, from Lance Zierlein.
- What’s the story with Steve Slaton? Stephanie Stradley considers.
- Considering Slaton versus Moats, from Mike Kerns.
- Antoine Bethea is playing his best football yet, says Phillip B. Wilson.
- Manning getting some rest last Friday and not playing as well as he has on Sunday against San Francisco is nothing to get worked up about, says John Oehser.
- A breakdown of five drives that sputtered against the 49ers, courtesy of Deshawn Zombie.
- Texans-Colts will be a two-way test, says Matt Snyder.
- Blame the staff, not David Garrard, for the audible issues, blogs Michael C. Wright.
- A Q&A with Terrance Knighton, who likes the nickname “Pot Roast.”
- Denver and Jacksonville as underdogs were the right calls, says Vito Stellino.
- Sometimes progress is being made but it’s difficult to see, says Vic Ketchman.
- Seven games in it feels like last season, says Jonathan Loesche.
- How much longer will Jeff Fisher be Bud Adams’ guy? David Climer examines the relationship.
- The Titans brought back Chris Davis, the receiver and return man, cutting Cary Williams to make room, says Jim Wyatt.
- Kevin Mawae and Albert Haynesworth were named in a poll about the league’s dirtiest players, says Terry McCormick.
- Titans Radio previews the 49ers game.
- The 49ers are banged up.
- Five things Wyatt knows about the Titans, including that Vince Young will have to do more.
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Paul Kuharsky
Kuharsky joined ESPN.com in 2008 after 12 years covering the Oilers/Titans and the NFL for The (Nashville) Tennessean. The New Jersey native and Columbia graduate lives in Nashville with his wife and son.
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