in the second half. The Texans lost 34–16. 2017 Dissatisfied with Osweiler's play and burdened with his massive contract, the Texans eventually found a way to get rid of him, negotiating with the Cleveland Browns to deal him in what is now considered a "salary dump" trade due to Cleveland's vast cap space. They then drafted Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson in the first round of the draft. After poor play from Tom Savage in week 1, Watson replaced him in the starting lineup and set numerous rookie passing records for the next few weeks. Unfortunately for the Texans, they lost Watson, J. J. Watt and other starters to season-ending injuries early in the year. After a 3–4 start that included an offensive shootout between Watson and Russell Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks, the Texans struggled after being forced to play Savage and T. J. Yates in Watson's stead, finishing with a 4–12 record. 2018: death of Bob McNair Owner Bob McNair died during the season on November 23, 2018, passing ownership of the team to his wife Janice and son Cal. Despite an 0–3 start, the Texans won the next nine games in a row, culminating in an 11–5 record and an AFC South divisional title. However, they lost to the rival Indianapolis Colts in the Wild Card round of the playoffs. 2019 Prior to the season, Houston abruptly fired general manager Brian Gaine after just over one year with the team. The role has since remained vacant. Houston also traded Jadeveon Clowney to the Seattle Seahawks, but added receiver Kenny Stills and offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil in another deal with the Miami Dolphins. The Texans won the division once again with a 10–6 record. Facing the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card round, they overcame a 16–0 third quarter deficit to win 22–19 in overtime thanks to some key plays by Deshaun Watson, but lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the Divisional round 51–31 after squandering a 24–0 second quarter lead. 2020 The Texans started the 2020 off-season by making a blockbuster trade sending star wide receiver Deandre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals. The Cardinals received Hopkins and a 2020 4th round draft pick from Houston, and Houston received running back David Johnson, a 2020 second round draft pick, and a 2021 fourth round draft pick. Houston went on to find a replacement for Hopkins in the form