ByTravis Stewart/Texas Football -- I'm a neurotic about charts. I like their efficiency. In the hands of the right person, a chart is a weapon of mass information. When I'm tasked with breaking down a team or franchise, the first thing I do is pop up an Excel spreadsheet -- let's put some names and colors in these boxes and track the trends. Some people call that left brained. Some call it right brained. I call it 29 rows and nine columns of data that, like any good chart, supplies me with a wealth of info.
With that in mind, let's take a look at the 2010 Houston Texans.
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