Cal and McNair are bullish on the combination of GM Nick Caserio and coach DeMeco Ryans...
Texans Chair and CEO Cal McNair likes the alignment of new head coach DeMeco Ryans and general manager Nick Caserio.PHOENIX — At the Arizona Biltmore resort, the temperature is a mild 75 degrees, the skies are blue, and everyone staying there seems to be in paradise.
Before leaving Wednesday, they spoke for a few minutes to discuss their excitement about the offseason, the draft and more. But since the Texans hired DeMeco Ryans on Jan. 31, season ticket renewals are at almost 90 percent, according to a team spokesperson. The Texans have sold almost 3,000 new season tickets, which is more than double this time last year. And they have also sold three times as many full-season suites versus this time last year.
This season should be different. They’ve made solid additions in free agency and own 12 picks in next month’s draft, including the No. 2, No. 12 and No. 33 picks.
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