The Texans launched Nick Caley as their new offensive coordinator on Thursday, and coach DeMeco Ryans declared that Caley might help the crew get “over the hump.”
Ryans has led the Texans to back-to-back division titles and back-to-back wild-card wins at house, however that’s so far as Houston has gotten in his two seasons. The Texans have struggled offensively within the divisional spherical in losses to the Ravens and Chiefs the previous two postseasons, with Houston outscored 57-24.
“We’ve had a variety of good success these first two years,” Ryans mentioned, through DJ Bien-Aime of ESPN. “The rationale we’re doing that is I believe there’s one other degree that we are able to go to. And as I mentioned earlier, my job is to take this group to new heights, and I believe hiring Nick will assist us to get there.”
Caley mentioned Thursday that quarterback C.J. Stroud had the it issue.
Stroud took a step again in his second season after profitable offensive rookie of the yr honors in 2023. It value Bobby Slowik his job as offensive coordinator.
Ryans introduced Slowik to Houston with him from San Francisco.
“It was very arduous to let Bobby go,” Ryans mentioned. “Bobby’s a extremely shut good friend, as you all know. Bobby’s an awesome good friend of mine. After I bought into teaching, Bobby was the man who helped me determine all of it out and we had been [quality control coaches] collectively, there, in San Fran. So, actually lengthy relationship there with him. Nothing however love and admiration for Bobby and what he’s accomplished.”
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