Texans Heroes Stand Tall But Has Their Kryptonite Been Exposed?

Expectations are high for Houston, but depending on which half of the San Diego game you watched it is hard to say what fans will get this season.

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Fans of the Houston Texans completely expected for their team to leave San Diego 1-0. What they didn’t expect was for victory to require so many late game heroics in order to do so. Thankfully, that is exactly what they got.

The Texans had a Justice League of heroes come up big in the second half to help the team pull out a 31-28 win. Chief among them was the final do-gooder of the day, first year place kicker Randy Bulllock. The former Texas A&M kicker missed a 51-yard attempt in the first half, but with the game on the line he was able to kick the first successful field goal of his career, a 41-yard attempt as time expired to win the game.

“Our team showed the kind of heart that they have,” Bullock said. “We made some great plays on offense and defense to put me in that position. It might have been the last three points on the board but the fight that they had was very impressive.”

For his kick Bullock was awarded the game ball, but he was just one of many heroes that stepped up....

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