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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2025 · 5 MIN

Could The Texans Coaching Staff Look Different Next Year?

from The Sean Salisbury Show

Following the conclusion of their 2025 season, the Texans finish first in the AFC South with a standing record of 10-7 but fall short to the two time Super Bowl champions in their divisional round game. Now with back to back seasons making the playoffs but not quite able to get over the Divisional Round hump the Texans roll into this offseason with a few lingering questions in regards to players and staff. With production across the team a bit unreliable in some instances, many believe tampering in regards to the coaching staff may come into play this offseason. Looking back this season into specifics, many argue that outside of player production being an issue coaching has been a vital one as well. With the struggles of the offensive line throughout the seasons entirety and with Bobby Slowik interviewing for the Jets HC vacancy amid their last game of the season Sean and Brian pose the question, could the Texans coaching staff look a bit different rolling into next season?

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