Texans’ Offensive Coordinator Bobby Slowik is set to explore three more head coaching opportunities following his initial interviews with the Titans and Panthers. Slowik, a highly sought-after candidate in the coaching carousel, has scheduled interviews with the Atlanta Falcons, Washington Commanders, and Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Despite the Texans currently preparing for a playoff matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, Slowik is actively pursuing potential head coaching positions.
As the Texans’ playoff run progresses, it appears that this could be Slowik’s final stint with the team, with expectations that he will decide on a head coaching role elsewhere after the season concludes. Slowik, despite his relative youth in the realm of head coaching, is a proven winner. Beginning his career with the Washington Commanders and later contributing significantly to the San Francisco 49ers under Kyle Shanahan from 2017 to 2022, he earned a promotion to offensive coordinator with the Texans. At 36 years old, Slowik is poised for a promising coaching career. His ability to elevate the Texans’ offense, especially with a rookie quarterback, showcases his talent for transforming average players into explosive contributors. With a focus on a fast-paced style of play and a knack for revitalizing offenses with limited resources, Slowik is expected to excel with potential opportunities with the Falcons, Commanders, and Seahawks.
