Texans QBs: A Horror Anthology

RobToxin · Oct 6, 2014

If you took the 16 best games in the history of the franchise in terms of touchdown passes, you’d have a total of 54, or one less than Peyton Manning’s record-setting total from a season ago.
An NFL quarterback has thrown 30 or more touchdown passes 38 times since 2002. None of those quarterbacks played for the Texans.
Of the 99 times a quarterback has thrown 25 or more touchdown passes in a season during that time, Matt Schaub’s 2009 total of 29 is the only time it’s happened in Houston. Josh Freeman, Trent Green, Matt Hasselbeck, and Daunte Culpepper all did so twice.
Since 2002, Texans’ quarterbacks have accounted for exactly five of the 252 instances in which a quarterback threw for at least four touchdown passes in a single game (1.98% of the total). They account for a slightly better 20 out of 926 times a quarterback has had at least three touchdown throws in a game (2.16% of the total).

HammerDown · Oct 8, 2015

huskers1217 · Nov 19, 2015

HammerDown said:

I get the feeling that isn't Brandon Weeden