Still looking for 2 in a row

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jacquescas

Veteran

• Sep 24, 2004

• #1

The Houston Texans, who entered the league in 2002, have now played 34 regular-season games without notching back-to-back wins. Excluding the Texans, the NFL added nine expansion franchise since 1960, and none had taken more than 28 contests to put together a two-game winning streak. Here is a list of how long it took each of the expansion clubs to register its first consecutive victories:

Team -- Expansion year -- Games
Cleveland -- 1999 -- 19
Jacksonville -- 1995 -- 6
Carolina -- 1995 -- 7
Seattle -- 1976 -- 28
Tampa Bay -- 1976 -- 28
New Orleans -- 1967 -- 20
Atlanta -- 1966 -- 13
Minnesota -- 1961 -- 21
Dallas -- 1960 -- 14



---from espn.com

 

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sprtsfanatic

Veteran

• Sep 25, 2004

• #2

forget about the 2 in a row...hell this season we are still looking for number 1....lets start with that one and then look for a winning streak.

 

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Oilers/Texans

Waterboy

• Sep 25, 2004

• #3

That is a stat I'm sick of hearing about. I'm ready to win 10 in a row and put that stat and the rest of the AFC South to bed!!

 

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jacquescas

Veteran

• Sep 26, 2004

• #4

ok that is 1 in a row. 1 more

 

Speedy

Former Yeller Dweller

• Sep 26, 2004

• #5

Bring on the Raiders, baby!!!!!

 

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jacquescas

Veteran

• Sep 26, 2004

• #6

and we get to see the raiders play tonight.

 

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Nerf Herder

Practice Squad

• Sep 26, 2004

• #7

Since the Texans won this week, this means they'll lose 38-3, or something like that.

 

BuffSoldier

Veteran

• Sep 26, 2004

• #8

Nerf Herder said:

Since the Texans won this week, this means they'll lose 38-3, or something like that.

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Hahaha good one, but I hope not if we let the old Raiders score 38 points our defense will be in major trouble.

 

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Demon

Noob

• Sep 26, 2004

• #9

BuffSoldier said:

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Hahaha good one, but I hope not if we let the old Raiders score 38 points our defense will be in major trouble.

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That's BS. We WILL beat Oakland. 28-19

 

swisher

Old School

• Sep 26, 2004

• #10

The Texans have equaled the longest winning streak in franchise history!

 

aphia1996

Practice Squad

• Sep 26, 2004

• #11

I think it is sad that we can't even enjoy the win today without someone posting something negative about the team. The Texans took home a great win in KC and this is a building block for the rest of the season. The Texans were getting beat in everything except HEART and they were given a chance to win in the final min. of the game and took it!!!! Last year, they didn't take those chance to win during the last few games of the season and they learned from that and it showed today...if you stay in a game anyone can win and it is up to you to take the chance to win and WIN THEY DID!!!

Great Job Texans!!!

James H.
Baton Rouge, LA