Matt Schaub has been awful this season.  Now, NFL.com is suggesting Schaub will be limited if he does get another chance to play:  Sources: #Texans QB Matt Schaub has torn ankle ligaments that he’ll be attempting to play through. He may not be “right” all season.— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 28, 2013  Texans coach Gary Kubiak says his former starter is healthy, and that he’s giving undrafted rookie Case Keenum an extended look because the young QB earned it:  "Matt's health is fine. It's a decision based on what I saw take place last week with Case." Kubiak on QB decision. #Texans— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) October 28, 2013  Keenum won’t be a long-term answer for the Texans, but Kubiak is right to move on from Schaub. Even if the Texans harbor thoughts of riding with Schaub over the next few years, they might as well let him heal now. He hasn’t been “right” all season; allowing him to push his way back on the field hardly seems like the solution.  And if Houston is ready to move on for good — Pro Football Talk discussed a way for the team to get out of Schaub’s four-year, $62 million deal after the season — then this is certainly the right move.  The Texans are 2-5 and riding a five-game losing streak. They face the Colts twice, the Patriots, Broncos and suddenly-sorta-good Cardinals over the remainder of the season. The team had high expectations coming into the season, but a late run now seems highly improbable.  There’s no reason to be Schaub back on the field at this point.  Case Keenum, Houston Texans, Matt Schaub
NFL.com is reporting Matt Schaub will be limited the rest of this season by injury. Which only reinforces what was already true: It's time for the Texans to move on from their long-time QB.