Could Nick Caserio be leaving the Texans or at least move into a different role from his GM job?
One of these days, I promise, the Houston Texans will have a normal offseason, with a returning head coach and a returning general manager, working hand in hand in trying to bring a Lombardi Trophy to our fair city. It was never going to be this offseason, in 2023, as Lovie Smith was fired in mid January and replaced by DeMeco Ryans.
However, we can dare to dream that 2024 is that magical time, where Ryans in his second year, and GM Nick Caserio in his fourth year, take the talent level on the Texans to a new strata, possibly even with a young franchise quarterback entering his second season. Alas, the rumor mill will not even let us dream of such stability.
Courtesy of Michael Lombardi, former NFL GM, via a transcribed tweet from Texan Wire's John Crumpler:"There's a longer game to be played in Houston... I think there will be some organizational changes in Houston after the draft. I'm not saying people will be fired, but organizationally things will be shifted."Okay, so this is some fresh, new stuff.
Lombardi intimates that nobody is getting fired, but it is possible to relieve somebody of their duties without using the word"fired." So with that in mind, let's run down the scenarios, because there are only three"shifts" that potentially affect Nick Caserio. What are the chances of each of these?This particular choice can go any number of ways.
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