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Texans season ends with (five) turnovers, lose to Patriots in Divisional Round again 28-16

Story byPatrickSun, January 18, 2026 at 11:32 PM UTC·3 min readIt has happened again. The Houston Texans season ended, as it has in years past, in the divisional round against a team that they have never beaten in the playoffs, the New England Patriots. The game began poorly after Calen Bullock slipped on the turf, slick with water and snow, allowing a touchdown to put the Patriots up 7-0. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Texans would respond the way they know best: with a field goal. The wheels then completely fell off as C. J. Stroud had what can only be called the worst game of his professional career. He threw 20/44 for 212 yards with one touchdown and FOUR(!) interceptions, one of which was returned for a touchdown. The loss marks the seventh time the Texans have reached the divisional round without a win.

Texans season ends with (five) turnovers, lose to Patriots in Divisional Round again 28-16

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Key Highlights

  • But the loss itself might be the least troubling part of the afternoon. We’ve reached the point where we have to have the “We have to talk about Kevin” talk.
  • This happens after a game where one player or coach has a game where the wheels completely come off.
  • This time, and I can’t believe I’m saying this, we have to talk about C. J.
  • Stroud. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementLooking back at his rookie season, he looked unstoppable.
  • In the years following his unbridled success, he has looked more than stoppable.
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  1. Texans season ends with (five) turnovers, lose to Patriots in Divisional Round again 28-16

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