A week after firing Bobby Slowik, the Houston Texans are wrapping up interviews for offensive coordinator. Here's the latest ...

Houston has reportedly completed three initial interviews to date, previously meeting with current quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson, Syracuse offensive coordinator Jeff Nixon and Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...

Another name that is rumored is Syracuse Orange's Jeff Nixon, as he finished with the nation's top passing offense with quarterback Kyle McCord last season in college football. Nixon has coached ...

Syracuse offensive coordinator Jeff Nixon met with the Texans about the position, KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson tweets. Nixon arrived at the ACC program last year, joining as Fran Brown took the Orange ...

Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 reports the Texans have interviewed Syracuse OC Jeff Nixon for their OC vacancy. The position opened up when the team moved on from former OC Bobby Slowik this offseason.

First, let's discuss the guy the Texans just interviewed: Syracuse's Jeff Nixon. Current position: Syracuse offensive coordinator Previous coaching experience: New York Giants running backs coach ...

First, let’s discuss the guy the Texans just interviewed: Syracuse’s Jeff Nixon. Nixon’s offense made a splash in the ACC this past season under first-year head coach Fran Brown. While most expected ...

The Houston Texans interviewed Syracuse offensive coordinator Jeff Nixon to replace Bobby Slowik, a person with knowledge of the talks confirmed. The Texans also interviewed their quarterbacks ...

The Texans interviewed Syracuse offensive coordinator Jeff Nixon for their offensive coordinator job, DJ Bien-Aime of ESPN reports. The team is seeking to replace offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik, ...

According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Syracuse offensive coordinator Jeff Nixon interviewed for the open position after a breakout season with the Orange. Last season under first-year coach Fran Brown, ...

Offensive Coordinator Jeff Nixon had a stellar, balanced offense, and McCord was the trigger man. McCord has to demonstrate that he can excel out of the QB-friendly systems in which he has played.