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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    Which players were chosen in the draft by the Houston Texans football team?
  • A:
    The list of recent draft picks are below:
    - Duane Brown was drafted from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the 2008 NFL Draft
    - Steve Slaton was drafted from West Virginia University in the 2008 NFL Draft
    - Amobi Okoye was drafted from University of Louisville in the 2007 NFL Draft
    - Mario Williams was drafted from North Carolina State University in the 2006 NFL Draft
    - Travis Johnson was drafted from Florida State University in the 2005 NFL Draft
    - Dunta Robinson was drafted from University of South Carolina in the 2004 NFL Draft
    - Jason Babin was drafted from Western Michigan University in the 2004 NFL Draft
    - Andre Johnson was drafted from University of Miami in the 2003 NFL Draft
  • Q:
    What are the names of past coaches for the Houston Texans football team?
  • A:
    Gary Kubiak is the present head coach. Dom Capers used to be a head coach for the team.
  • Q:
    In which NFL division are the Houston Texans included?
  • A:
    The professional football team is included in the AFC South division.
  • Q:
    Who owns the Houston Texans sports franchise?
  • A:
    The person who owns this football team is Robert C. McNair.
  • Q:
    Where are the Houston Texans based and at what facility do they play their home games?
  • A:
    The football team plays home games at Reliant Stadium in Houston.
  • Q:
    In addition to the Houston Texans, which football teams are in the American Football Conference?
  • A:
    The Baltimore Ravens, Jacksonville Jaguars and Kansas City Chiefs are also in this conference.
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