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Matt Schaub Traded to Texans

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Breaking news care of Adam Schefter over at NFL.com:
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The Atlanta Falcons have traded quarterback Matt Schaub to the Houston Texans for a second-round pick in this year’s draft, a second-round pick in next year’s draft, and a flip flop of spots in the first round this year. Atlanta now will go to No. 8 from No. 10; Houston will go from No. 8 to No. 10.
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Essentially, this means that Matt Schaub will become the starting QB for the Texans, while David Carr’s days with the team are now numbered.

When asked for comments on how he felt about the possibility of no longer playing for the Texans, TalkingNFL received the following video response from David Carr’s agent:

When asked how he felt about being the new starting quarterback for the Texans, Matt Schaub sent us the following clip:

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One Response to “Matt Schaub Traded to Texans”

  1. mark Says:

    Carr has been sacked a lot, I recall seeing him take smelling salts on the sideline. Like a boxer in a fog, a qb cannot fuction with head injury. The NFL and Riddell found 70% of these blows are to the jaw area. The Patriots use a medical device designed to counteract the boxers Glass jaw. When fitted with this players say the dizziness, sensation of seeing stars and concussion go away. Carr will be a more productive player when fitted. This is an issue the owners should be talking about. http://www.mahercor.com

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