Touchdown Wire ranks the 20 worst playoff teams in NFL history

Touchdown Wire’s Doug Farrar ranks the most mediocre postseason participants ever, including the 2013 Packers, 1994 Bears and 1989 Steelers.

15. 2016 Houston Texans

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Regular season: 9-7 | Playoffs: 1-1

Brock Osweiler! Yes, the former Broncos backup who was gifted a four-year, $72 million contract from the Texans in 2016 was at his Brock Osweiler-est in 2016, completing 59% of his passes and throwing 15 touchdowns to 16 interceptions while Houston’s defense — led by underrated players such as safety Quintin Demps, cornerback A.J. Bouye, and edge rusher Whitney Mercilus — overcame the back injury that cost J.J. Watt all but three games. The Texans beat the Derek Carr-less Raiders in a wild-card game, then got skunked, 34-16, by the Patriots in the divisional round. Osweiler completed 23 of 40 passes for 197 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions in that game. The 2016 Texans had a point differential of minus-49 in the regular season, ninth-worst of all the teams on our list.