Wolf
100% Texan
One of the most valid points brought up during the debate of whether or not Gary Kubiak deserved what amounts to a two-year contract extension, is the Texans record against the division during his tenure.
Kubiak's 7-17 record against AFC South opponents (4-14 in the last three seasons) remains the biggest sticking point for many when the subject of Kubiak's new deal comes up.
I agree with Kubiak deserving 2010 but it's a year to year thing for me at this point. What happens when the Texans go 8-8 again next year? Are we going to cite the Texans league toughest schedule? I sure hope not.
All this talk about win-loss records prompted me to pull together some W/L stats in one place.
A natural question is why are the Texans so good against the rest of the league and so terrible against teams within their own division? Some theorize it's because the AFC South is one of the toughest divisions in the league. That's fallen into lame excuse territory for me. Some may say it's because the Texans played weak competition outside of the division. Well, they did. But so did a lot of other teams in the NFL You don't have the luxury to pick the teams on your schedule.
http://www.examiner.com/x-778-Houst...ence-guide-wins-and-losses-against-the-league