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Ranking the All-Time Houston Texans Head Coaches

By Mitch Hill

Nov 26, 2018; Houston, TX, USA; Detailed view of decal initials RCM on the back of a Houston Texans helmet at NRG Stadium in the memory of Texans owner Robert C. McNair (Bob McNair) who died at the age of 81. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 26, 2018; Houston, TX, USA; Detailed view of decal initials RCM on the back of a Houston Texans helmet at NRG Stadium in the memory of Texans owner Robert C. McNair (Bob McNair) who died at the age of 81. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /
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SILVER MEDAL: GARY KUBIAK

Gary Kubiak took the reigns of the Texans in 2006. He was the head coach of the franchise for eight seasons where he finished with a 61-64 record. The longest-tenured sideline boss made two playoff appearances with Matt Schaub lining up behind center. Now that’s quite the accomplishment given Schaub’s career performance.

Coach Kubiak led Houston to its first playoff appearance in 2011, and then back to playoffs again in 2012 where he also captured the franchise’s first AFC South Division Championships in both of those respective years.

While Kubiak is not looked at at the best coach in franchise history, he coached the likes of some big Texans names such as J.J. Watt, Brian Cushing, Arian Foster, and Andre Johnson. The ten-year NFL head coach put the Texans on the map and his efforts get him the silver medal in our list of top head coaches in Houston Texans history.

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