The Texans pulled off another close win on Sunday against Washington, and are now 7-3 on the season. The offense isn't exactly lighting up the scoreboard each week, but the defense is keeping them in games, and they remain in first place in the AFC South.
Ian Rapoport is reporting that the Texans will hire former Ravens assistant head coach David Culley as their new head coach. John McClain reported earlier on Wednesday that the coaching hire was narrowed down to Culley and Bills DC Leslie Frazier.
Now the question becomes, what does Deshaun Watson think of the hire? Culley has no experience as a head coach but did work closely with Andy Reid from 1999-2012 in Philly and 2013-2016 in KC. Many believed that Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy would be the next Texans coach because of his years learning from Reid. But the Texans opted for the lesser-known Culley instead.
To be clear: The #Texans have offered the job to #Ravens assistant head coach David Culley and he'll accept it. Houston has a new head coach.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 28, 2021
