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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.

Overview

  • 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.