Maybe Texans coach Gary Kubiak was just doing the standard NFL coach non-answer thing. When asked yesterday about his team having interest in just-released Chiefs malcontent RB Larry Johnson, Kubiak hemmed and hawed, called Johnson "a good player" and said, "We'll take a look at him." And this might mean nothing, of course. Might mean Kubiak really can't say whether his team is interested, because maybe he doesn't want him but the owner does or vice-versa or something like that. If they do end up pursuing the guy, it won't help negotiations much if the coach is out front saying, "Yeah, we really want him." So Kubiak said basically what he's supposed to say, and reading too much into it is probably a mistake.But regardless of what's really going on behind the scenes, and regardless of the muddle they have going on right now with Ryan Moats playing on running downs and Steve Slaton playing on passing downs or whatever they're trying to with their running backs, I think the Texans ought to take a pass on Larry Johnson. I think they have too much good stuff going on there right now to bring in his kinds of issues.
INDIANAPOLIS -- You expect the Colts to throw, and throw a lot, but even for 
The Colts victory over the Texans came at a price today. Pro Bowl defensive end Dwight Freeney, wide receiver Brandon Stokley, and kicker Adam Vinatieri all left the game with injuries.
Well, that was easy. As expected, the Colts dominated the Texans in nearly every aspect of the game on Sunday. The game was over after David Carr fumbled on the first play of the game which led to a Brandon Stokley touchdown. Peyton Manning was unstopable, he went 26/38 for 400 yards with 3 TD's and 0 INT's. He spread the ball to 9 different receivers (2 of which had over 100 yards). 
The Indianapolis Colts signed former Texans' running back Jonathan Wells on Tuesday. This is according to 
