HOUSTON — Houston Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud gets another year with his playcaller.
After interviewing with teams for head-coaching jobs, offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik will stay with the Texans for the 2024 season, sources confirmed to ESPN. His new contract includes a significant raise, a source said.
Sports Illustrated was first to report the deal.
Slowik interviewed with the Washington Commanders , Seattle Seahawks , Carolina Panthers , Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons for their job openings. The Panthers, Titans and Falcons hired other candidates, but the Commanders and Seahawks jobs are still available.
Slowik isn’t the only part of the Texans’ offensive brain trust staying put. Sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter that quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson will remain in Houston. Johnson interviewed for the New Orleans Saints , Cleveland Browns , Pittsburgh Steelers , Tampa Buccaneers, New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator jobs.