After a week of review, the Houston Texans have decided to fire offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik, a person with knowledge of the decision told the Chronicle. Offensive line coach Chris Strausser is also out.

Despite winning back-to-back division titles, the offense struggled throughout the year. Last season, Slowik was considered a rising star and the next big-time head coaching candidate. After regression set in behind an underwhelming season with a reported "five-headed monster" on offense,

The Texans' offensive coordinator job likely will be highly attractive because of C.J. Stroud. A look at candidates the team could consider.

After a frustrating offensive season for the Houston Texans, head coach DeMeco Ryans is making a major change to his coaching staff going into 2025. Per

Now, one year after Slowik had emerged as a head coaching candidate interviewing with the Washington Commanders, Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers and not landing any offers only to return to the Texans on an upgraded contract with a much higher salary, he’s out.

The Texans have fired offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik after two years in Houston, according to multiple reports. Houston also fired offensive line coach Chris Strausser and assistant offensive line coach Cole Popovich after the unit allowed second-year quarterback C.J. Stroud to be sacked 54 times last fall.

The Houston Texans offense slumped through the second half of 2024 after a hot start to the season. As a result, Houston’s offensive coordinator paid the ultimate price for the season's poor close on Friday afternoon.

Despite reaching the playoffs, the Texans have been inconsistent on offense throughout the season. The team's offensive production was middling-to-low and second-year quarterback C.J. Stroud's statistics were down compared to last season. Stroud was also sacked 52 times this season, marking issues on the o-line.