Texans Cal McNair Win-Now Target Ultimat

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12.10.2022 @ 03.52

The dark clouds that have been looming over the Houston Texans for over a year finally appear to be parting now that is over. Focus can now begin to turn to the future, and most importantly, to winning.Despite the fact that this team is still on the ground floor of a full-scale rebuild, the desire to win remains ever-present according to Cal McNair. The CEO told the that he believes the Texans are"going to https://www.collegejerseyedg… be in position to win, even this year." McNair said that he expects Houston to compete for victories later in the season, and potentially push for the playoffs.Whether or not these goals are realistic given that the Texans are fresh off of https://www.collegejerseyedg… a 4-13 season, with a broadly new coaching staff in place and a large rookie cla s set to be joining this already new-look roster soon, is up for debate.But you can't fault his enthusiasm."The ultimate goal is a Super Bowl," McNair said. "Thats what were here to play for and to do it all the right way, which adds to the challenge. And its not easy. But weve had to change a number of folks on busine s and football. And that has been a challenge. But I think its all working out for the best for the organization moving forward as we really battle for championships."The organization, led by general manager Nick Caserio, has come under scrutiny over the https://www.collegejerseyedg… past couple of years for lacking a clear leadership structure, with the true role of having caused a great deal of angst.Scroll to ContinueHowever, with Caserio at the helm, McNair believes that their power dynamic is sound."Thats been pretty clear," McNair says. "Nick https://www.collegejerseyedg… s been clear on it. I think Ive been clear on it. And thats the way its set up."And this newfound clarity applies not just to the front office and the coaching staff, which has clearly been pieced together by Lovie Smith and offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton but is also partly down to the closing of the Watson chapter in Houston."There was so much uncertainty," McNair said. "Things were out of our control. Being able to have certainty and clarity on where we were going, the trade allowed us to do that. And so were really excited to move forward."Moving forward, the Texans now have in the next three years, over $100 million projected in cap space in 2023, and a quarterback in Davis Mills that McNair said he's "really excited" about.McNair may not be one to speak https://www.collegejerseyedg… publicly often, but this relatively rare insight shows he's confident that Houston can get back to winning ways sooner rather than later.