so case keenum started against kansas city two weeks ago. last week the bye. as you can see yards per pass and pass rating right up there in record-setting territory. but now the question is what can he do here? after building up that big lead, they led 21-3 at one point. >> cris: well, he has yet to throw an interception in either one of his games after this team had 11 in their first six, including five pick sixes. >> al: and can he get it to andre johnson, who had a monster first half. and there is johnson, and andre johnson on his eighth catch of the night takes the ball out to the 44 yard line where he's tackled by antoine bethea. that's eight catches, 215 yards and three touchdowns for andre johnson. >> cris: a couple things here. there's andre johnson inside working against bethea in the zone. and then it's robert mathis on the outside against ryan harris who's really been doing a nice

job in this one. >> al: from the 43. keeps it on the ground. chugging along is ben tate. to the 45 he goes. it will be second down and eight. >> cris: and we're about due to see another bootleg out of this. any time the coaches upstairs are watching one thing, what's robert mathis doing? that time he went screaming down the line of scrimmage. when you start seeing that as a coach, you start thinking bootleg. >> al: under 3:00 to go. texans two time-outs plus the 2:00 warning. keenum is going to keep it but he's going to run right into angerer. angerer is right there to plug up the play, setting up a third and long, a very key one here. >> cris: what a call by manusky here. slams him and brings him out anticipating, anticipating the bootleg and got it. just a great defensive call.

he knew what they were thinking. >> al: at the 42, 2:30 to go, third down 11. spread it out. >> cris: that usually means a blitz. in the national football league, this situation brings pressure. >> al: and that's why tate comes back in to help out. keenum rolling right, under pressure, hit as he throws, volleyball batted, incomplete. angerer again coming in. so two big plays in a row for the linebacker, number 51, an it's fourth down and 11 and they have to punt. >> cris: keenum as he's done has done a nice job avoiding the first guy. but because they did bring the blitz, they brought the pressure. angerer was there to catch him on the back side before he could get that one off. probably lucky that one wasn't a fumble. >> al: lechler to punt. they have two time-outs and this

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>> al: wendy's postgame report, we'll get the latest on the he goes nowhere. gang tackled.

earl mitchell leading the charge. and a time-out is taken here by the texans. consecutive road wins after leading in the fourth. packers back in the '30s and '40s. browns in the '60s and the colts right now, 29 straight road wins after leading in the fourth. going all the way back to 2006. tony dungy and through the jim caldwell regime and now on to the current time. >> cris: you know, really you have to go back to the two missed field goals by randy bullock as being the difference in this game. and the other thing you have to mention is without gary kubiak calling the plays, yeah, they played well in the third quarter but only come away with three points in the second half after being so electric in the first half. >> al: a lot of things to talk about. the challenge that pagano won that we thought he wouldn't have won. second down and 11 from the 15

yard line. and going nowhere is richardson. so the defense does its job on the first two downs, stopped the clock again. they're out of time-outs. it will be third down and long with 1:43. >> cris: still plenty of time as long as you make the stop here. >> al: michele will have rick smith, the general manager of the houston texans, he will be on after the game, so he will update us. he has the most current information in regard to coach gary kubiak. >> cris: i would anticipate something with luck on the edge here and only throwing it if someone is absolutely wide open. if not, run, get what you can but try to milk as much time off

the clock and trust your valedictorian. >> al: you don't need an incomplete pass. >> cris: no. >> al: third and 11. keep it on the ground. and -- well, that's going to take up some clock but force them to punt. donald brown can only get a yard or so. so the punt will come now with under 1:00 to play in the fourth. >> cris: the problem with the quick hitter, if it doesn't work for a first down, is you run three or four seconds off the clock before the play clock restarts. a bootleg, some kind of action outside the pocket and the clock continues to tick and every second now obviously precious. >> al: so the field is now empty because we know what's coming up next. they'll take the clock all the way down. and a time-out is taken as they

run the clock down to 58 seconds, as indianapolis takes its first time-out. so wade phillips serving as the interim head coach in the absence of gary kubiak. the ball is at the 15 yard line. so a 50-yard punt, let's say, or 50 net would take it to the 35 of houston, just to give you an idea. then you're going to be in a situation where you're going to be looking perhaps for a game-tying field goal from a guy who's already missed two tonight. >> cris: and missed one left and one right. so maybe the net-net of that will be one down the middle here. >> al: mcafee. they got action on the line. >> referee: false start, offense, number 54. five-yard penalty. still fourth down. >> al: and that's mario harvey moving.

and that sets the ball back to the 10 yard line. keyshawn martin sets up at his own 40. mcafee, high deep kick fielded at the 35. martin gets tripped. a flag comes down. martin is around the corner and martin with a decent runback after he stumbled, got back up. a penalty flag was thrown at the beginning of the runback. 44 seconds left. >> cris: was he tripped up there? i think he was and the knee went down. that one should not have counted regardless. and then you may have the penalty on top of it. >> referee: during the return, holding, receiving team number 43. 10-yard penalty. houston keeps the ball. first down. >> al: elbert mack. there's the hold.

well, sort of. starts out innocently enough and then it's pretty clear. so the ball gets placed back to the 33 yard line. no time-outs. 44 seconds. with bullock, who knows. you have to get it to the 33 for it to be a 50-yard attempt. they're at their own 33 yard line right now. >> cris: bullock's long this year, 48 yards and 0 for 3 over 50, so you're going to have to get it pretty close. we've seen the dynamic plays tonight out of case keenum has been when he's moved around and allowed his receivers, especially andre johnson, to free lance a bit. it looks like they're going to go to zone and take away some of those capabilities. >> al: keenum throws behind the intended receiver and angerer almost came up with a game-ending interception. ben tate was the intended receiver.

it will be second down and ten. >> cris: that was double bad right there because you don't even mind if tate catches the ball. he sort of tipped it and angerer had a chance to end the game and he couldn't handle it. >> al: took ten seconds off the clock. johnson in the slot to the left. second down play. caught at the 50 yard line. that's deandre hopkins. now they have got to run it up there and kill the clock. let's see what he's going to do here. from the 49 yard line, taking too much time here. too much time. back he goes. throws over the middle. that's caught. fielded at the 37 yard line. now they have got to get up and spike it to have any chance at a field goal. he gets them set up. the ball is at the 37. now you spike it here with five

seconds left. and here comes the field goal kicker, who's missed two tonight. bullock at the 37 yard line, and you're looking at about a 55-yard field goal to send this game into overtime. >> cris: i hope we get it. i'm kind of cheering for overtime. i want to see some more of this game. it could not have been more interesting. case keenum could not have played better. here we go. >> al: 350 yards for keenum tonight. lechler to hold it. john weeks to snap it. from 55 away. huh-uh. he misses three, wide left, and the game is over and the indianapolis colts at the halfway mark of the season go to 6-2 and the houston texans, who led by 18 at the half go to 2-6 and a six-game losing streak.

keenum 350 tonight, three touchdowns, luck threw for 271 and three touchdowns. from 55, never a shot. wide left. and that will do it. 27-24 indianapolis. body english from chuck pagano. back they go to start the second half of their season. nice flight home to indianapolis coming up. coming up next on nbc, it's the wendy's postgame report after these messages from your local stations. i love watching tv outside.

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was in distress at that point. now as he tries to leave the field, he's going to collapse, goes to his knees. he was flat on his back, eventually he sat up and they wheeled him off on a gurney. he was taken by ambulance to the hospital. what we have been told is that he did not have a heart attack. beyond that we don't have particulars. perhaps we can learn more. michele tafoya is with rick smith, the general manager of the texans. michele. >> michele: rick, a very, very difficult night for this organization. what can you tell us about the condition of coach kubiak at this point? >> i think as your cameras captured, he had an episode at the end of the first half where he was light headed and dizzy and so we took him to one of the local hospitals. he's been evaluated by a number of specialists. he is awake, coherent and talking so we're just trying to get some information about what his condition is. >> michele: what were you told about what happened down here? >> well, he was light-headed and dizzy and he went to a knee. and then they laid him on the ground to make sure. his vital signs were stable, so

he is stable. and so that's basically what happened. for precautionary reasons we wanted to get him to the hospital to get him evaluated. >> michele: knowing what you know now and based on that information, how does the organization move forward? >> well, we have to assess, michele. obviously there's a lot of information to be gathered so i don't want to speculate at this point. hopefully gary will be back with us tomorrow and that's how we move forward. >> michele: so that is a potential, that he could be back and with you tomorrow? >> oh, absolutely. >> michele: rick, thank you so much. bob. >> thanks very much. based on all the concern which was understandably felt while he was lying on the field, we have to say that this is a very favorable report, all things considered, that we just heard from rick smith. let's bring in tony dungy right now. on any other night we'd be talking about case keenum who had a great first half and andrew luck who had a great second half, but the biggest story was obviously gary kubiak leaving the texans at halftime. what effect would you say that

had on the team in the second half? >> well, two major effects, bob. number one, gary kubiak is in addition to being the head coach is the play caller on offense. you could see that their rhythm was not the same in the second half, obviously had an impact that way. also intangibly. players go in the locker room at halftime, your coach is not there. nobody is sure of what his condition is. i have to think that had an effect on those houston texan players in the second half. they didn't quite play their game as they did in the first half, as you mentioned. >> plus talk about a dramatic change of atmosphere. here's a team that had been struggling and they're up against a very good team, 21-3. you've got case keenum coming out of nowhere seemingly to become an almost overnight star. that's the atmosphere. and then in the bat of an eye, the whole thing is turned inside out with concern about their coach. >> right. and you felt the energy. i mean in the studio, we could hear the crowd here in that first half. and then it almost goes dead silent at halftime.

i don't think they ever recaptured that. and just a very, very tough situation. but very happy to hear that good report from rick smith. >> all right, tony, thanks. we'll turn now to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, you'll obviously have the latest on gary kubiak tomorrow, but denver head coach john fox is also facing a health issue. what's the latest there? >> well, bob, john fox will have surgery this week to repair and replace a heart valve. the next step for the broncos is to name an interim head coach. i'm told that that will happen by tomorrow morning when the team meets at 8:05 mountain time. right now the indications are the defensive coordinator, jack del rio, will be the interim coach until john fox can return, but no final decisions have been made. there's another off-field issue that's still unfolding in miami where dolphins tackle jonathan martin left the team recently and claimed that guard ritchie incognito had harassed him. the dolphins have suspended

incognito for conduct detrimental to the team. more than that tomorrow as well. on the field, eagles quarterback nick foles became the seventh player in nfl history to throw seven touchdown passes in one game. he did it completing 20 of 28 passes for 406 yards. of all the men who have thrown for seven touchdown passes, the most recent peyton manning in week one, nick foles was the first to generate a perfect passer rating of 158.3. >> wow. for all that plus an interview with the man who drafted nick foles, chiefs head coach andy reid, don't miss mike florio on "pro football talk" tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and every weekday afternoon on nbcsn. again, the final score, colts 27, texans 24. al and cris back to wrap it up after this. is that chicken? on a pretzel bun. pretzel bun?!? um... it's wendy's pretzel pub chicken. oh! look what's on a pretzel bun now.

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>> al: first off, our thoughts to two of the really good guys, gary kubiak and john fox. >> cris: no question about it. a tough night here tonight, not only footballwise but everybody loves gary kubiak around here and we really want to wish him the best. >> al: absolutely. so next week we go to the superdome. the saints lose today. they go to the meadowlands and the jets beat them. then dallas escapes. it looks like minnesota was going to upset them in arlington, and then dallas comes from behind after that horrible loss that they suffered last week, the devastating loss. all of a sudden dallas has righted the ship. dallas and new orleans and that

figures to be a beauty. >> cris: and we're getting to the money games now, because both dallas and new orleans have one game leads in their respective divisions. new orleans had a tough time today trying to stop the run, so that's going to be interesting. maybe a little more demarco murray in this one, but great quarterback matchup, should be a lot of fun. >> al: quite a november coming up on sunday night football. we'll see you from the big easy a week from tonight. 27-24 the final score here. and for our entire gang, al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele michele tafoya, good night from reliant stadium in houston, texas.

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