The Houston Texans have struggled to find a long-term answer at the quarterback position since their inception in 2002. That season the team took David Carr with the first overall selection in hopes of him starting the franchise out on the right foot.
Carr never panned out as he spent most of his time in Houston dodging defenders and getting sacked at a record pace. The next attempt by the team to get a franchise guy came when they traded with the Atlanta Falcons for Matt Schaub.
Schaub was actually better than he gets credit for as he led the team to a few playoff runs and is the all-time passing yardage leader for the franchise with 23,221 yards.