Despite being an annual news story around this time of year – caused by the circus by the way coaches were fired and recruited in the Lone Star State – DeMeco Ryans is returning home to become the newest head coach of Houston Texas. They say “home is where the heart is,” but Texans don’t love anyone – especially the Black head coach.
This is not a “if” question, but a “when” question, like Ryans chose to take the worst job in the NFLand will end up wearing the same shoes as David Culley and Smith’s love — the last two head coaches of the franchise, both Black, were fired after a season on the job.
It wouldn’t be smart if a white coach took the Texas team’ Job. And at this point, it’s nothing but a fat payday for the Blacks – as the Black coaches in the past who have led that franchise are not allowed to attend more than one camp. train.
Houston, he’s coming home
The The Texans have agreed to a six-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers’ defensive coordinator, who served as Defensive Rookie of the Year, who would go on to become a full and two-time professional pitcher during his time as a player at Houston. The length of the deal is important, as it ensures that the Ryans cash out whenever the Texans decide to be done with him. “Houston Texans” has been in the franchise since 2002, and during that time only Gary Kubiak (nearly eight seasons) and Bill O’Brien (nearly seven seasons) have been active coaches. longest in franchise history – other than that no one else has yet been able to stay due to the team’s decision to hire an apologetic or fire someone before we know if they’re capable.
“DeMeco is a proven coach with a track record of success who is a natural leader.” Texans GM Nick Caserio said in a statement. “…We are working to build a sustainable program that delivers long-term success and DeMeco is the coach we feel is the best fit to help us achieve our goals. We know how important it is to get results right now and we have a lot of work to do, but I’m excited to be working with DeMeco to build our team together.”
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That’s cute. But, this is a franchise that has an all-time official season and following record Season of 146-201-1, calculates to .421 percent win.
And if that wasn’t enough, the “news” surrounding the Ryans became news as well, as it turned into a fight between him speaking/he said as two of the league’s insiders recounted the events. different stories about how it all turned out. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the Denver Broncos spent Tuesday trying to convince the Ryans, for the second time, to become their new head coach. But when they realized that wasn’t going to happen, they decided to cast Sean Payton.
But according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter – the guy has history of being the mouthpiece of the league, agents, players and main office – The Ryans have never run for the election in Denver and were not contacted by them this week, because Payton is who the Broncos want.
DeMeco Ryans Sued Houston Texans
Who knows, but no matter how the Ryans end up in Houston, it’s a fact that this is a man who once sued his former team and current owner. In 2016. a game against the Texas team when he was playing for the team. Eagle. Ryans feels like pitch conditions have led to his injury. Ultimately, the federation and the Texans were dropped from the lawsuit because the case was settled in 2021.
Houston’s History with Black Coaches
The marriage between the Ryans and the Texans has become a hot topic due to the franchise’s history as one of the prime examples of how Black coaches are mistreated in the NFL. On the one hand, you have a team with a fourth Black head coach if you add Romeo Crennel’s 12-game interim in 2020 to the lone seasons Culley and Smith had before the Ryans signed. But on the other hand, you can’t point out Texans’ decision to hire three black coaches in a row as an example of “diversity” and “racial advancement” when, so far, none of those Black men have been allowed to stay on the job for as long as the white coaches go. before them.
Never forget that this is a team once owned by a man who once doubled as saying, “We can’t let the prisoners run the prisons,” as Black players knelt in peaceful protest against racism and police brutality during the national anthem. The team is currently run by that man’s son, who created a openly racist remarks about Asians at a charity event in 2021.
It is futile to hire a Negro, or any other minority, to do the work without empowering them, as it is proof that they were brought in to hit the mark — not to create motion. History has shown us that this is how Texans work.
When the Ryans blow the whistle at training camp, it will be one of his first official moves as head coach of the Houston Texans. He will become follow in the footsteps of the blacks who came before him. And like them, he will most likely feel proud to be one of the select few Black head coaches in NFL history. But what DeMeco Ryans also has to admit is that no matter how much he believes he might be the exception to the rule, he’s now working on a franchise that’s proven they won’t let it. that happens. The Houston Texans only hired Black coaches to fire them.
