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The Houston Texans have scored 20 points or fewer in four of six games. However, coach DeMeco Ryans said he has no plans to relieve offensive coordinator Nick Caley of his duties.
Though the Texans offense is a mess, head coach DeMeco Ryans isn’t pointing fingers at anyone but himself. Ryans said Tuesday, a day after a 27-19 loss to the Seahawks, that he has no plans to change offensive coordinators.
"The plan at the end of the game was kicking the ball out of bounds so we could utilize the two minute and then had a timeout," coach DeMeco Ryans said. "And we did not execute that. Again, just goes to the entire game. Frustrating that we're not executing the things that we're coached to do."
Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said he has no plans to change offensive coordinator, despite the unit's struggles under Nick Caley.
So why didn’t Texans coach DeMeco Ryans tell kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn to kick off out of bounds? Ryans said after the game that he did, but Fairbairn didn’t do it.
Offense has been a slog for the Houston Texans at the start of the 2025 season, but head coach DeMeco Ryans isn't blaming offensive coordinator Nick Caley or anyone else but himself.
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DeMeco Ryans Throws Player Under Bus After Houston Texans Loss
The Houston Texans lost another close game on Monday night, and head coach DeMeco Ryans didn't hesitate to throw his player under the bus.
DeMeco Ryans was hired to change the Houston Texans and return the franchise back to its best days. With 2 minutes and 4 seconds left in a one-score game, the third-year head coach foolishly gave
Monday night was a tough one for the Houston Texans. The defense manufactured four takeaways against the Seattle Seahawks, held Seattle to just two third-down conversions in the entire game, scored a touchdown themselves — all to lose by eight points in a 27-19 defeat to the Seahawks.
The Houston Texans had a dreadful offensive showing against the Seahawks, and DeMeco Ryans is bitting the bullet on it.
After averaging a league low in points, Houston scored 70 in two games using Ryans' psychological motivation to keep football fun.