Forgotten Texans veteran makes the Browns remember his name

This won't show up in the stat sheet, but it finished off the Browns

This game quickly fell apart for Cleveland and this play was the snowball that turned into an avalanche of what eventually became 35 straight points scored by the Texans.

Houston eventually pulled out to a 10-point lead in the third quarter, thus instilling a sense of urgency in the Browns. Flacco dropped back to pass, but Barnett's pressure forced an errant throw that subsequently landed in cornerback Steven Nelson's hands, who then took it 82-yards to the house for six-points.

Barnett just blows by Browns tackle James Hudson on the above play and the best part about both plays is not only did each one happen on opposite sides of the line, but they were good moves by Barnett. The first move is a good example of how pass rushers can swipe pass blocker's hands away and he also had good bend/agility, as well.

There were a ton of great performances on Saturday night and Barnett's was certainly one of them. In all, he finished with one tackle, 1.0 sack, two quarterback hits, and a tackle for loss. 

Depth players making plays like this are the stories we see all the team when it comes to unexpected teams making Super Bowl runs. If the Texans continue to receive this type of effort from their non-stars, then it's hard imagining them anywhere else but Las Vegas in mid-February.