After the Texans started 0-3, we talked about previous seasons in which they recovered. Everyone harkened back to 2018, and rightfully so. That campaign saw a franchise best nine game winning streak after the rough beginning.

I also could bring up 2015, in which the Texans were 2-5 and somehow won the division, going 9-7. Or 2008, when Houston started 3-7 and had a terrific opportunity to go 9-7 but settled for 8-8, still a good finish despite a tumultuous first 10 games.

But in order to turn anything around, you need a transformation, and that has yet to occur, as we watched the Texans slip to 2-4 on a frustrating night in Seattle.

The offense didn't get their first touchdown until late in the game, which hurt, after watching them make progress and catch fire in the previous two games.

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