Team Leader
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:55 am
Who is the "leader" of the Texans?
On most teams it is just expected to be the Quarterback. In places like New England & Indianapolis that is very true. In other places like Baltimore it could be seen as Ray Lewis or Ed Reed. Up until last year it would be hard to convince anyone that the leader in San Diego was not LT.
So who is the "Leader" of our boys down on Kirby?
Matt Shaub - is it his team?
Andre Johnson - the silent leader a la Jeff Bagwell?
Dunta Robinson - His heart was never in question, and he can rally the troops like no other
Mario Williams - He may not be the leader, but my god aren't you happy we have him and not VY or Bush?
Honestly, I'm leaning towards DeMeco Ryans. He wasn't given anything - he took an opportunity and made the most of it. With all of the attention paid to Dunta's situation this one bothers me so much more because I really do think that he's the leader of the defense at the least, and possibly the team.
Shaub has it in him to step forward as "the guy," and maybe I'm not giving him enough credit already, but for now I'm saying it's DeMeco.
On most teams it is just expected to be the Quarterback. In places like New England & Indianapolis that is very true. In other places like Baltimore it could be seen as Ray Lewis or Ed Reed. Up until last year it would be hard to convince anyone that the leader in San Diego was not LT.
So who is the "Leader" of our boys down on Kirby?
Matt Shaub - is it his team?
Andre Johnson - the silent leader a la Jeff Bagwell?
Dunta Robinson - His heart was never in question, and he can rally the troops like no other
Mario Williams - He may not be the leader, but my god aren't you happy we have him and not VY or Bush?

Honestly, I'm leaning towards DeMeco Ryans. He wasn't given anything - he took an opportunity and made the most of it. With all of the attention paid to Dunta's situation this one bothers me so much more because I really do think that he's the leader of the defense at the least, and possibly the team.
Shaub has it in him to step forward as "the guy," and maybe I'm not giving him enough credit already, but for now I'm saying it's DeMeco.