Romeo Crennel makes it official

Dec 30 2012; Denver, CO, USA; Kansas City Chiefs head coach Romeo Crennel on his sidelines during the fourth quarter against the Denver Broncos at Sports Authority Field. The Broncos defeated the Chiefs 38-3. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Greetings Texans Fans!

Today Romeo Crennel announced he’s really going to be the new defensive coordinator of our Houston Texans. This is good.

It means more time to get the changes in place he needs to make to bring the defense to his way of business. Love his style or hate it, it’s the way it shall be.

I for one hope that a new look from our defense can spur it to new levels. An outsiders assessment of the talent we have can mean players that probably shouldn’t be on the field will be replaced. With who remains of course to be seen, but I’ll be shocked if Brice McCain is on this team as anything other than a special team fill in.

Mike Munchak appears to be looking elsewhere for his next gig, and that’s fine. I wasn’t sold on him as our offensive line coach and frankly Pittsburgh can have him if they want him.

Speaking of offense, it appears we’ll have another head coach calling the plays from the sidelines. This doesn’t really bother me. If Bill O’Brien did learn to be flexible from his time in New England, go for it BO’B! The more I read on the man the more impressed I am with this choice.

Unless Tennessee suddenly turns into a powerhouse with Ken Wisenhunt at the helm, I’d say Houston got the best of the bunch right off the bat.

Now back to the draft, I’m starting to really lean towards Teddy Bridgewater as being the best bet of the quarterbacks available. Clowney seems more like he’s going to be another Mario Williams, great… when he’s motivated to be. A pity really, but that’s how I see it.

I’m hoping the Texans surprise us all though with an unexpected and amazing pick, but for the life of me I don’t see that pick in the upcoming draft.

Needs right now for the Texans stand in my book as a quarterback, a running back, another receiver, more heft on the line both offensive and defensively, as well as some new blood in the secondary on defense.

Just no Johnny Manziel and I am happy really!

Keep your browsers here on the ToroTimes as we move forward into the off season.

PS Seattle wins the Superbowl by 10.