The Houston Texans showed head coach David Culley the way out on Thursday, days after a disastrous season ended.
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According to the daily “Houston Chronicle”, the main concerned was informed in the afternoon that he will not return to the helm of the team for a second campaign. The Texan team posted a 4-13 record to conclude in the cellar of the South section of the American Association of the NFL.
Culley, 66, had to deal with some torment during his short stay. Quarterback Deshaun Watson found himself on the sidelines, having been at the heart of an investigation into sexual assault charges. Veteran JJ Watt has been released and changes have been made to the board of directors.
Elsewhere in the NFL, Joe Judge (New York Giants), Vic Fangio (Denver Broncos), Brian Flores (Miami Dolphins), Mike Zimmer (Minnesota Vikings) and Matt Nagy (Chicago Bears) were also scarred at the chief instructors.
