GARY WAYNE KUBIAK (2006-2013)
Gary Wayne Kubiak, born August 15, 1961, saw his Houston Texans Head Coaching tenure, established 2006, die on Friday, December 6, 2013. Kubiak succumbed to a hysterically Keystone Cops performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars in which he let the Texans and their fans get “Schaubed” one last time.
Kubiak was fiercely loyal to “Kub’s Kids” like Joe Marciano
and Matt Schaub. So much that if children built a playhouse out of copies of
Kubiak’s resume, their house would be made of mediocrity. Kubiak electrified
the city with a scintillating 9-7 finish in 2009. After pushing the team to the
edge of the cliff in 2010, Wade Phillips rode in on Daddy’s white horse,
wearing a ten gallon hat, and saved the team and Kubiak’s job.
Perhaps Kubiak is part Native American. He gave Houston two
consecutive AFC South Division championships and hosted two playoff games, wins
against the Cincinnati Bengals (record holders for NFL playoff win futility).
Then he Indian-gave the city, serving a steaming pile of crap for a 2013
season. The season started normally, with the Texans squeaking by in two games
they should have won in a rout.
But those underachieving staples of the Kubiak regime became
a pleasant memory as Matt Schaub single handedly gave away a win against the
Seattle Seahawks, now the NFL’s best team. Fans called for Kubiak to take Matt
Schaub and cut him. He wouldn’t. The Texans haven’t won a game since.
Ironically, Schaub still has a job.
Kubiak’s remains will be cremated as only Matt Schaub was
willing to volunteer as a pall bearer. In lieu of flowers, please send a coach
with a clue.
Kubiak and Schaub --> going down with the ship. |
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