Is Leinart Done In The Nfl?

[Go Blue Horseshoe]

I believe that stepping in for Schaub in Houston was Matt Leinart's last real chance to prove that he has what it takes to play in the NFL. Now he is probably out for the rest of the season with a possible broken collar bone. Is this it for him?

[-JJ-]

Well ya never say never...he's young. It's up to him at this point.

[Andy]

You lose your star Qb for the rest of the year, then your backup. You have the best receiver in the NFL out for half the year, and your starting running back out for several weeks. Tough year for the Texans.

[CCH]

You lose your star Qb for the rest of the year, then your backup. You have the best receiver in the NFL out for half the year, and your starting running back out for several weeks. Tough year for the Texans.

Don't forget Mario Williams. It's been that kinda year for the Texans.

[21isSuperman]

I wouldn't say he is done. He had a chance to redeem himself and he got injured. Someone will probably give him a shot when he heals up

[ReMeDy]

You lose your star Qb for the rest of the year, then your backup. You have the best receiver in the NFL out for half the year, and your starting running back out for several weeks. Tough year for the Texans.

I don't feel any remorse for them, because at least they don't have an entire team built around one QB named Peyton Manning, or an ex-Safety who's made of glass. Meanwhile, the Texans hired one of the best defensive coordinators in the game in Wade Phillips, and turned their once infamously pathetic defense into a force to be reckoned with. I'd argue, in more ways than one, this season is a huge improvement for the Texans.