The Texans running back quandary continues to be one of the most tantalizing and frustrating situations in the NFL. The Texans running back corps are like one of those movies that over-promises, but under delivers. Like Tom Cruise’s latest film, Knight and Day.

Texans owner Bob McNair doesn’t want any more questions about coach Gary Kubiak‘s status. So, McNair told the Houston Chronicle on Monday, he and Kubiak are working on a contract extension that could run through 2013 — and maybe longer.

Week 17 featured quite a few individual milestones and several single-season records, including some big numbers for NFL QBs.

The fumbling continues in Houston, and it could cost RB Arian Foster carries.

Devin Hester and Matthew Stafford were among the notable players who sustained injuries in Week 13.

Fantasy owners rejoice! Texans QB Matt Schaub has returned to the field after a brief exit due to a shoulder injury.

Texans QB Matt Schaub is out with a left shoulder injury, the team announced, and his return to Sunday’s game against the Jaguars is questionable.

Patriots QB Tom Brady and Texans QB Matt Schaub sustained injuries during the first quarter of their respective games. Brady returned to the game, but Schaub is still in the locker room.

Fantasy owners who have Cardinals QB Kurt Warner could be on their way to a league championship.

In preparing to call the Colts-Texans game for CBS, I expected a very good game Sunday and it lived up to the billing.

A running back by committee has clearly emerged in Houston.

Here are some of the few important news, notes and trends for fantasy owners to remember heading into Week 9.

The Cardinals have no problem bucking convention. Just ask Eli Manning. Does St. Louis have a franchise quarterback in its future? Who believed in Ray Rice? The Steelers police themselves and more from around the Web.

As a former NFL defensive back, even I have to admit that without a top-notch, steely-nerved quarterback, you cannot expect to win consistently in the league today. I can see the evolution in what it takes to win in today’s NFL.

After leading the Steelers to their sixth Super Bowl championship in February, the St. Paul Pioneer Press writes that, despite questions regarding his age and experience, Mike Tomlin has proven he was the right man for the job all along.