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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub is excited about the teams draft, and especially WR DeAndre Hopkins. "I'm very excited about all the picks," Schaub said on Monday at Reliant Stadium. "Obviously, being an offensive guy, to get a weapon like DeAndre early in the draft, very excited to get him here and work with him and bring him along because he can really help us and add a dimension to our offensive game. Some of the linemen we've taken and all the other guys on the defensive side can really help us. Very pleased with how Coach (Gary) Kubiak and (general manager) Rick (Smith) and all the guys upstairs handled the draft for us."
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Houston Texans owner Bob McNair said he believes the foot injury QB Matt Schaub suffered during the 2011 season may have affected his play this season. 'I think that the injury he had did slow him down some,' McNair said. 'He was probably in the back of his mind a little concerned about reinjuring his foot, and we certainly didn't want to see that happen. He's gonna work hard in the offseason on improving his foot speed, and I think that will happen.'
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Houston Texans owner Bob McNair said he believes the criticism QB Matt Schaub has received this offseason is because of the position he plays. 'When you win, he's the hero, 'he carried the team' and when we lose 'it's all his fault.' It's no different, look at what [Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco] has gone through in Baltimore. Up until the playoffs, the last few games there, everybody said, 'Joe Flacco couldn't get the job done, they have to get somebody in Baltimore.' Now, he's really been playing well and people are starting to say what a great player he is. Same thing will happen with Matt. He'll have to step up and perform on the big stage when the bright lights are on, and we'll all have to,' McNair said.
Fantasy Impact: Schaub is likely to be the Texans starter in 2013 but they could be looking to draft the future starter this season.
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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub thinks he can still get the Texans to the Superbowl. Schaub said they have all the right players, coaches, and systems to win.
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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub said he is aware he is being criticized for his play, but that it is not his nature to worry about that sort of thing.
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Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said he has confidence in QB Matt Schaub and that he will be the team's starting quarterback next season.
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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub is due to receive a fully-guaranteed base salary of $7.25 million in 2013. As a result, he will likely return as the team's starting quarterback. Furthermore, moving on from Schaub would result in $14 million in dead money, thanks to the unallocated portion of his $17.5 million signing bonus. Although the hit could be reduced to $3.5 million in 2013 with a post-June 1 designation for the release, the other $10.5 million would apply to the cap in 2014.
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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub showed some glimpses of brilliance in the AFC Divisional Round playoff game loss against the New England Patriots Sunday, Jan. 13, but he did not resemble a championship caliber performer. For instance, on one panicked scramble, he simply dropped the ball. He also threw an ill-advised pass to no one which was picked off. Schaub finished 34-of-51 for 363 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub made his first NFL playoff start in the AFC Wild Card game Saturday, Jan. 5, against the Cincinnati Bengals. He completed 29 of his 38 pass attempts for 262 yards and one interception which was returned for a touchdown.
Fantasy Impact: Not a great showing for Schaub but the team won. He is always capable of the big game in this offense.
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Houston Texans QB Matt Schaub went 24-for-36 for 275 yards and two interceptions in Week 17 against the Indianapolis Colts.
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