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The Houston Texans boast a storied 20-year history that began in 2002 when they joined the NFL as an expansion team. Since then, the Texans have built a passionate fan base supporting their team through highs and lows. An unforgettable milestone was their first playoff appearance in the 2011 season. Led by defensive end J.J. Watt and quarterback Matt Schaub, the Texans reached the Divisional Playoffs before falling to the Baltimore Ravens. Watt's 20.5 sacks that season set a new record. 2012 marked the next pinnacle as the Texans raced to an 11-1 start. Unforgettable was Matt Schaub's record of 109 consecutive passes without an interception. Though they narrowly missed the playoffs, the Texans electrified fans with their explosive offense led by Andre Johnson and Arian Foster. Other legends like quarterback Deshaun Watson, receiver DeAndre Hopkins and defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel have shaped the Texans' storied history. With their iconic jerseys in team colors red, deep steel blue and battle red, the Texans have established themselves as an NFL powerhouse.