The Houston Texans have experienced a remarkable season, exceeding expectations with quarterback CJ Stroud leading the way, alongside standout rookies Will Anderson Jr, Tank Dell, and Juice Scruggs.
Surprisingly, the Texans clinched the AFC South title and progressed to the Divisional round of the playoffs, defying the initial perception that this was a rebuilding year for the team.
Rather than merely rebuilding, Houston has emerged as a formidable force in the AFC.
With a talented quarterback in CJ Stroud and a promising young core of players, the Texans are well-positioned for the future.
Notably, they enter the offseason with the fifth-highest cap space in the league, offering them ample room to strengthen their roster further.
Despite the team’s success, there is a downside to the narrative with the January coaching buzz surrounding two key offensive coaches for the Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik and QBs coach Jerrod Johnson.
Both coaches are in the running for head coaching positions with the Washington Commanders and Seattle Seahawks.
Bobby Slowik, in particular, appears to be a strong candidate, especially after Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson opted to remain in Detroit for another year.
This coaching speculation introduces an element of uncertainty for the Texans as they face the possibility of losing integral components of their coaching staff.
The outcome of these coaching decisions will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the team’s future, potentially influencing their trajectory as they aspire to establish themselves as one of the premier teams in the NFL for years to come.
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