Ryan Moats News

There are a lot of us fantasy pundits out there, all trying to get a leg up on each other and come up with some end-of-the-rainbow tidbit that will provide a pot of gold no one else knew existed.

As much input as possible wanted..Texans dilemma! - As much input as possible wanted..Texans dilemma! Being a Slaton/Moats owner, last week was a relief...not having to deal with that situation.

We all know the Texans lost an opportunity for a signature win against the Colts on Sunday.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky What I think they are thinking in the headquarters of the four AFC South teams Monday Houston Texans Not good enough.

As I noted previously, during the Texans-Colts game, I was on a cruise from Galveston to Cozumel and back.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky Here's a link to NFL Network's spot with Mike Pereira, VP of NFL Officiating, explaining how officials sorted out the Ryan Moats fumble review in Indianapolis Sunday.

The undefeated Colts heard all week about how the upstart Texans were going to take advantage of Indy's recent injuries to hand them their first loss of the season.

A controversial fumble by running back Ryan Moats at the end of the first half probably cost the Texans a touchdown or field goal in what turned out to be a 20-17 loss to the Colts.

Indianapolis went ahead on a Joseph Addai run and escaped with a 20-17 win over Houston Sunday after the Texans' Kris Brown missed a 42-yard field goal attempt.

All it took was one game against the Buffalo Bills for Houston Texans running back Ryan Moats to crack the starting lineup.

Houston running back Ryan Moats will start in place of Steve Slaton on Sunday, and Indianapolis will be without cornerback Kelvin Hayden.

Running back Ryan Moats will start for the Houston Texans , coach Gary Kubiak told ESPN's Bob Holtzman on Saturday.

There will be no hats and shirts declaring that the Indianapolis Colts are AFC South champions on the premises at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.

The breakout fantasy star of Week 8? It's got to be Houston running back Ryan Moats, who took advantage of Steve Slaton's incurable case of fumble-itis to rescue the Texans in Buffalo.

All right, I'll say it. The trailer for the movie Avatar looks like the biggest, stinking pile of celluloidal yak I've ever seen in my life.

Ryan Moats is finally relevant in the fantasy ranks. The Houston Texans' running back has created quite a stir on free agent wires after rushing for three touchdowns and 126 yards as the replacement for fumble-prone Steve Slaton on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.

HOUSTON - Steve Slaton became a key to Houston's offense as a rookie last year when he ran for a franchise-record 1,282 yards.

There's nothing glamorous about pickups at this point in the season. You're either struggling to find meaning in your season after falling desperately behind the rest of the teams in your league, or fortifying and defending your team by building a stronger bench with these free agents.

If Texans running back Steve Slaton's latest turnover means he's fumbled away his starting job in Houston, Ryan Moats is certainly ready to step in.

If it wasn't bad enough that Texans RB Steve Slaton was benched after a first quarter fumble against the Bills , now it seems he's no lock to retain the top spot on the depth chart.