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Team: Houston Texans

Stadium: NRG Stadium

Division: AFC South

Mascot: Toro

Head Coach: Bill O'Brien

General Manager: Chris Olsen

Houston Texans Playoff Tickets

The Houston Texans is a young football franchise. Last year's playoff run was the first experience of playoff football for many of the players. The team is eager to make another run at things now that they have had a taste of the NFL postseason. The Texans team has played in eight playoff games since its 2002 inception. All three of its playoff wins have taken place in the Wildcard round of the AFC Playoffs. The Texans organization also owns two losses in the round. The Texans was on the wrong end of the scoreboard for all three divisional playoff games it was in but believe this is the year that fortune changes. Bill O' Brien is the man in charge in Houston, and he has a good mix of young and veteran players to fuel the current playoff run. Grab your Houston Texans playoff tickets at StubHub.

Where can I buy Houston Texans playoff tickets?

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Where does the Houston Texans team play home games?

The home stadium for the Houston Texans opened in 2002 and is the first stadium in the United States to sport a fully retractable roof. The seating capacity for NRG stadium is 71,500. The video scoreboards for the stadium are 50 feet by 277 feet and show replays in high definition. The video scoreboards were 2013 additions and are located at both endzones.

Who are the major rivals for the Houston Texans?

Interstate teams always make for good rivalries, and when the Houston Texans defeated the Dallas Cowboys in its first game ever as an expansion team, the stage was set for animosity. Even closer to the hearts and minds of the Houston players and fans is the Tennessee Titans. The Titans team was once the Houston Oilers until the franchise decided on a move to Tennessee and a name change. Houston fans have never forgotten the feelings of abandonment. The Indianapolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars are two divisional foes who are also sure to help the Texans raise the intensity when a game is played.

Who are some of the best players to play for the Houston Texans?

The Houston Texans organization has placed a number of great players on the field during its relatively short time in existence. Matt Schaub is the leading passer to play for the Texans and ended his career with 124 touchdown passes and more than 23,000 yards. Aaron Foster rushed for 6,472 yards as a Texan and crossed the goal line with the ball in his hands 54 times. No player in Houston Texan history has been more dynamic than Andre Johnson. The monster stats for Johnson include 1,012 catches for 13,597 yards. Johnson also had 64 touchdowns.

Who is the coach of the Houston Texans?

Bill O'Brien was hired as the head coach of the Houston Texans on Jan. 3, 2014. The hiring made him the third man in history to hold the position. The team has responded well to O'Brien, and management rewarded him with a four-year extension in 2018. The talented staff supporting the efforts of O'Brien begins with Romeo Crennel, the assistant head coach of the Texans. Crennel is also in charge of the defense and brings a wealth of experience as both a defensive coordinator and head coach to the equation. Tim Kelly and Brad Seely are the offensive and special teams coordinator, respectively. Former wide receiver Andre Johnson is employed as a special adviser to head coach Bill O'Brien.Back to Top