Houston Texans Fire Offensive Coordinator Bobby Slowik After Two Seasons

The Texans part ways with Slowik and offensive line coach Chris Strausser following an inconsistent offensive season despite a playoff run.

Bobby Slowik has been dismissed as the Houston Texans' offensive coordinator after two seasons, as confirmed by multiple reports.
The Texans' offense struggled in 2024, ranking 19th in scoring and 22nd in total yards, with quarterback C.J. Stroud sacked a league-high 52 times.
Offensive line coach Chris Strausser was also let go, signaling a broader shift in the coaching staff to improve protection and offensive consistency.
Despite the challenges, the Texans reached the divisional round of the playoffs, showcasing potential but falling short against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Head coach DeMeco Ryans is reportedly seeking new leadership to help the team build on its playoff success and develop its young offensive core.