The Most DOMINANT Loss Ever! (Texans vs. Steelers 2002, Week 14)

The Most DOMINATING Loss Ever! (Texans vs. Steelers 2002, Week 14)

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[AdamKlownzinger]

Big Beefy Tommy Maddox scrambling, ankle-breaking himself, and fumbling for a fumble recovery TD is vintage Tommy Maddox

[manuginobilisbaldspot]

Every time Carr dropped back, there was heat. EVERY TIME. That line broke him. He had the tools to be a good QB but never had a chance.

[exterminaiden]

During the Texans Inaugural season as well, beating a dominant franchise away. Very impressive!

[riqosteel]

STEELERS TOTAL YARDS:422
TEXANS TOTAL YARDS:47

[csea__go]

I remember watching this game as a 13 year old thinking how crazy awesome this was. I mean how in the hell does a team punt 10 times and have 47 yards of total offense and win the game by three scores? This was Dom Capers and Vic Fangio at their best.

[dpackerman]

The Texans offense was that one person in the group project that did absolutely nothing but still gets as much credit as everyone else.

[sedaw]

Texans: "We're gonna lose, we suck."
Steelers: "No we're gonna lose, we INSIST ON IT!"

[untexan]

This loss basically cost Pittsburgh home field in the AFC that year. The Raiders and Titans were 11-5 and the Steelers were 10-5-1.

[stevenmcnabb]

Trying to imagine playing on defense for the Steelers. Force a punt on the first series and the next time you take the field you're losing by 14.

[joffcallaghan]

You might say Plaxico Burress really shot himself in the foot with his play in this game...

[Bigdk]

I always feel bad for Carr. His career was over the second the Texans drafted him.

[john-icvj]

This was a glimpse of the rest of Tommy maddoxs career after 2002

[raidpirate]

The Bengals were 2-14 this season and even they beat this Houston team. 🤣

[ChrisLogan]

Thanx for posting this. I was actually thinking about this game the other day. I remember it from 2002. The Steelers also played one of the best overtime games ever earlier that season against the Falcons that ended up in a 34-34 tie. One of the best games I’ve ever watched.

[txstateglenn]

As a guy named Glenn, Pittsburgh born but grew up in Houston, I found this funny.

[rockzhard]

say what you will but David Carr was one of the toughest SOBs to ever play QB. that kid got destroyed week in and week out for the Texans first 2 or 3 seasons. and he pretty much always got right back up.

[spittlefish]

I remember seeing this. That whole year in the AFC was kinda wild. Also, Aaron Glenn was a super underrated corner.

[zachwwwwwwwosofkd]

No one gonna shoutout Aaron Glenn with 2 pick 6’s? Super rare achievement

[sports]

The Texans basically won this game on defensive takeaways

[MightySportsFan]

Houston Texans had two big wins over two histrionical teams in their 2002-03 inaugural season Week 1 Dallas Cowboys and Week 14 Pittsburgh Steelers