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Houston Texans Tickets
The Houston Texans are an expansion team who play in the South division of the AFC. The city’s original franchise, the Houston Oilers, headed out of town and moved to Tennessee in 1997 where they became the Tennessee Titans in 1999.
Houston received an expansion team due in large part to the efforts of Bob McNair. He pushed to bring an expansion team to Houston and helped rally public and financial support to build a new stadium. Reliant Stadium was built -
as a state-of-the-art facility seating 69,500 fans and had the NFL’s first retractable roof.
Don Capers was the team’s first head coach. He had previous experience as the Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator and prior experience as a head coach with another expansion team, the Carolina Panthers. The Houston Texans went on to win their first game, only the second expansion team to ever do this. Don Capers left in 2005 after the team finished of 2-14. In total, he posted 18 wins and 46 losses during his tenure. Gary Kubiak took over as head coach. Since his hiring in 2006, he has led the team to 14 wins and 18 losses.
Gary Kubiak, lost the first game he coached with the Texans on September 10, 2006 to the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-10. Two more losses would follow before his first win over the Miami Dolphins.
The Houston Texans have had a Pro Bowl member every year except for 2003. They have also had a number of notable players including, the league’s Rookie of the Year in 2006, Dominic Davis. Defensive Rookie of the Year, DeMeco Ryans as well as Andre Johnson, and Mario Williams have also been standout players in recent years.
The team failed to make the playoffs in 2007. The compete in the tough AFC South. They finished last and were the only team in the AFC South division to miss the playoffs. You do not want to miss out on your chance to see the Houston Texans live so order your tickets now from UltimateTicketHub.com.
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