Some crazy Texans stats I've seen this week:
* 1st team since 1940 to outgain opponent by 200+ yards and lose by 25 points.
* Houston has allowed 7 touchdowns when the defense hasn't been on the field this year. Record is 12, set by '99 Miami.
Houston offense: 7th most yards per game in the NFL (396), but 7th fewest points per game (17.7).
Houston defense: Fewest yards allowed per game (253), but 5th most points per game allowed (29.5)
Why? Turnovers.
"So far this season the Texans have given up the ball 15 times and out of these 15 giveaways, opponents have scored touchdowns on 6 of those giveaways (5 pick-sixes) for a total of 42 points. In total, the Texans have given up 66 points off of giveaways (8 of the turnovers led to field goals) - this is equal to 11 giveaway points per game, which is the highest since the 2004 San Francisco 49ers (152 total and 9.5 per game).
"To throw another stat at you, the Texans have had 40% (6/15) of the turnovers lead directly to touchdowns, which is again the highest of any team in the last 24 seasons - 2007 Atlanta Falcons had the highest full season percentage at 29% (7/24). Further, of the 20,660 turnovers over the last 24 seasons, just 1,739 led to touchdowns or just 8.4%."
http://www.sportingcharts.com/articles/nfl/the-curious-case-of-the-houston-texans.aspx