Houston, Texas – November 13, 2025
Just two days after the New York Giants shockingly fired Brian Daboll, the NFL landscape has shifted once again — and now the center of attention is deep in the heart of Texas. As frustration continues to rise among Texans fans toward the team’s stagnant offensive structure, a new rumor has sent waves across the league: the Houston Texans have reportedly reached out to Daboll, the five-time Super Bowl champion and architect behind one of the NFL’s most explosive MVP-producing offenses.
Even more compelling — insiders say Daboll himself has placed Houston at the very top of his preferred destinations if he chooses to return as an offensive coordinator.
Team sources say the Texans are seriously reevaluating the OC position after several weeks of inconsistency and a system that appears to be struggling with identity. Despite boasting one of the league’s most talented young cores, including MVP candidate C.J. Stroud, Houston’s offense has shown signs of stagnation, with playmakers like Nico Collins, Tank Dell, and Dalton Schultz not being utilized to their full potential.
On Daboll’s side, although he has received interest from multiple teams, Houston reportedly stands out above the rest. Those close to him say he wants a landing spot “with hunger, youth, and a roster capable of sparking a new era” — and few teams match that description more closely than the Texans.
In a private conversation leaked earlier today, Daboll delivered a quote that immediately electrified Texans Twitter:
“I’m not here to fix players. I’m here to help a team rediscover its identity. Houston is a place where you can feel the hunger in every section of the stadium — and that’s where I believe I can build the kind of football this city truly deserves.”
Fans erupted instantly, calling the line “era-defining energy.” NFL analysts agree that Daboll’s innovative, attack-minded system could elevate C.J. Stroud in the same way he once transformed Josh Allen into an MVP-level superstar. And with weapons like Nico Collins, Tank Dell, Dalton Schultz, and running back Dameon Pierce, Houston might be the perfect canvas for Daboll’s creativity.
Although the Texans have not released any official statement, insiders say “all options are being considered” as pressure mounts to maximize a roster built to contend. The organization understands that a move like this could reshape the franchise for years to come.
If the Texans and Daboll move toward an agreement, it could become one of the defining hires of the upcoming offseason — potentially launching a new offensive era at NRG Stadium, one built on innovation, aggression, and the identity that once made Houston one of the most exciting young teams in the NFL.
