Houston Texans Odds To Win Super Bowl 59

Houston Texans Playoff History

With the Texans establishing themselves in just 1999, they haven’t had much time to make any noise in Super Bowl history. They’ve made six playoff runs and all of them came as division champions. However, they have never made it to the AFC Championship game, hence they have no Super Bowl Championships either.

Texans Playoff Appearances

Of the Texans 21 years as an NFL team, they have made the playoffs six times. Their first playoff appearance did not come until 2011 under Gary Kubiak who also led them to the playoffs in 2012 as well. Both of those years they were led by Matt Schaub at quarterback. Their next four playoff appearances came in 2015 and 2016 and again in 2018 and 2019 under Bill O’Brien. Their first two appearances under O'Brien came with Brian Hoyer in 2015 and Brock Osweiler in 2016. In 2018 and 2018, their playoff appearances were led by their current QB Deshaun Watson.

Texans Division Championships

The Texans were efficient when making the playoffs as all of their playoff appearances have come as division champions but they have never made it past the divisional round of the playoffs. In 2011 and 2012, they were sent home in the divisional rounds by the Ravens in 2011 and the Patriots in 2012. In 2015, they were defeated by the Chiefs in the Wildcard round, and in 2016 they were sent home by the Patriots in the divisional round. They were then defeated in the Wildcard round by the Colts in 2018 and again in the divisional round in 2019 by the Kansas City Chiefs.

With their consistent failure to make and remain in the playoffs, it makes sense that the Texans Super Bowl 59 odds opened practically invisible. You can also count on Texans SB 59 betting sites accepting US players to keep them there for the better part of the season.

2020 AFC Divisional Round: Texans Complete Largest Playoff Comeback

In their short history, the Houston Texans have done a good job of making up large deficits. The most notable example took place after the 2019 season, down by a margin of 16. This happened in the AFC Divisional Round against the Buffalo Bills. The Bills took a 16-0 lead with 6:02 remaining in the third quarter on Stephen Hauschka’s third field goal of the day. However, a 20-yard touchdown rush from Deshaun Watson began a run that saw the Texans outscore the Bills 22-3. The culmination of this run was a 28 yard overtime field goal that won the game 22-19 for the Texans and completed the largest comeback in Texans’ playoff history.