Where Is The Patience Level When It Comes To Bobby Slowik & DeMeco Ryans?

Wrapping up with Week 18 on Sunday, the Texans finish the season AFC South Division leaders with a standing at 10-7. Now with back to back ten win seasons, the Texans now roll into the postseason for their second year in a row. Evaluating last years production in comparison to this years, many believe that the Texans have regressed from last season. Following Stroud's rookie year, in which he played phenomenal in and gaining a year under his belt many believed the Texans would ascend to newer heights rolling into year two. Adding more depth to the roster and improving both sides of the ball the Texans appear to have an identical standing in their record this year from their record last year. Playing down in their schedule to playing up this year, both seasons have landed them in the postseason at 10-7. Lots of chatter around the city regarding not so much of the the players although they have struggled production wise, but the coaching and play calling that has put the team in a stagnant state this season. Sean and Brian pose the question, where is the line for patience in regards to the coaching and play calling from DeMeco Ryans and Bobby Slowik?