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As we sit here in the middle of the bye week it becomes apparent in these situations that someone is going to get blamed for why things are going the way they are going. The usual refrain is that you…

Scott Barzilla evaluates which Houston Texans coaches and executives face scrutiny following the team's poor start during their bye week. Barzilla assesses several figures, arguing offensive line coach Cole Popovich and defensive coordinator Matt Burke are vulnerable due to declining unit performances. He also questions offensive coordinator Nick Caley's scheme fit within head coach DeMeco Ryans' preferences.
Barzilla contends that while Ryans and general manager Nick Caserio are likely safe from dismissal, both could face increased pressure from ownership. He suggests ownership might intervene by mandating coaching staff adjustments, highlighting recurring offensive line issues and roster decisions.
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