The NFL granted Houston an expansion team in 2002 and that's when the Houston Texans were born. Since entering the league in 2002, the Texans have had eight different head coaches. After one decade, the Texans had just two head coaches, and after two decades, that number grew to seven. The Texans had stability at the head coaching spot for several years with Bill O'Brien at the helm, but after firing him early in the 2020 season, they went on to have four head coaches over the next three years. Hopefully, the Texans have found consistency with DeMeco Ryans and this number won't grow from eight for quite some time. With all of that said, let's take a look at every head coach in Texans history. The first head coach in Texans franchise history was Dom Capers, who had experience as an expansion head coach, serving in that role for the Carolina Panthers during their first four seasons. Capers had a defensive background, having worked as the Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator in the years leading up to him
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