It's Groundhog Day in Houston. For the third consecutive season, the Texans reached the playoffs, recorded a win on Wild Card Weekend and then were ousted from the postseason a week later in the divisional round. During those prior campaigns, you could always look at Houston with a glass-half-full view as an on-the-rise, ahead of schedule team with one of the youngest rosters in the AFC. This year, however, we're deviating from that optimistic viewpoint after a 28-16 loss to the Patriots on Sunday redefined the word sloppy and toggled C.J. Stroud's standing in Space City from franchise QB to liability. The former No. 2 overall pick may have had the worst playoff run of any quarterback in NFL...
