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Texans - Team History
Houston Texans, professional football team, which will begin play
in the National Football League (NFL) during the 2002 season. The
Houston, Texas, franchise will be a member of South Division of the
American Football Conference (AFC) and play its home games in Houston’s
new Reliant Stadium.
The NFL accepted Houston’s proposal for a
team after a competing bid from Los Angeles, California, fell apart
in 1999. The Texans fill the void left by the Houston Oilers, who
moved to Tennessee in 1997. The Texans are owned by businessman
Robert McNair, and the general manager is Charley Casserly. The
franchise selected its team name in September 2000. In early 2001
Houston hired Dom Capers, former defensive coordinator for the Jacksonville
Jaguars, as its first head coach. Capers was also the first head
coach of the Carolina Panthers, who joined the NFL in 1995.
Texans owner Bob McNair hopes to sign Andre Johnson to a new contract within "a couple weeks" and keep the star receiver in Houston for his entire career. Johnson participated in the team's first training camp workout on Friday, setting aside his still unresolved contract situation. He wants a new deal, even though he has five years left on his current $60 million contract, but he...
HOUSTON - Houston Texans owner Bob McNair says he hopes to sign Andre Johnson to a new contract within "a couple weeks" and keep the star receiver in Houston for his entire career.
<p>After signing an extension through the 2012 season, coach Gary Kubiak enters his fifth season with one goal in mind—help the Texans earn their first playoff appearance.</p>
<p>In their last four games last season, the Texans played with a possible playoff spot at stake, and they won them all to finish a team-best 9-7. But they lost the last wild card to the New York Jets.</p>
<p>The Texans finished with their best road record, 5-3, and they were 3-1 against the NFC for a third consecutive season. This season, they play the NFC East, including the Redskins, Cowboys and Giants in the first five weeks.</p>
<p>The one thing the Texans have to do is to play better in the AFC South. They were 1-5 in their division.
The Oakland Raiders have signed second-round pick Lamarr Houston one day before players report to training camp. With the contract for the defensive end announced Monday, the Raiders have signed all but one of their draft picks. The team hopes to have first-rounder Rolando McClain signed by the time the first training camp practice begins Thursday.
NFL preseason capsules as training camps open: AFC EAST BUFFALO BILLS (6-10) OPEN CAMP: July 29 LAST YEAR: Popgun offense that Terrell Owens couldn't spark, instability at quarterback and inability to stop the run conspired to prompt yet another coaching change (Dick Jauron fired after 3-6 start) as bumbling Bills celebrated their 50th year by capping a decade of ineptitude and missing...
NEW YORK, N.Y. - The NFL Players Association has served subpoenas on the NFL, commissioner Roger Goodell and former union president Troy Vincent, according to a report Thursday by Sports Business Journal.
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