Houston Texans are likely to request a second interview with Leslie Frasier, the defensive coordinator of the Buffalo Bills, and Eric Binimi, the abusive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs, after Sunday’s AFC Championship game, sources told ESPN.
Both candidates believe they have a legitimate opportunity to hire a Texans head-coaching job and have started assembling coaching staff in a hired position, sources said.
It is said that Frasier had a tough interview with the Texans and his time is previous head-coaching experience with the Minnesota Vikings. Binimi is seen as a waiting head coach in many circles, although only recently has he been passed over by some teams.
As Houston’s head-coaching search progresses, the winning coordinator from Sunday’s game may be lost in search of Texans, as they will have to wait to keep him on the job. The Texans can take swift action with the co-ordinator of the losing team.
Brandon Staley was hired by the Los Angeles Chargers last week to hire Brian Dabol, the bill’s abusive coordinator, to play the lead role in the scene. Once Staley’s rams were removed from the playoffs, the Chargers weren’t ready to wait for the ball and hired Staley.
Other Texans quarterbacks who have visited include quarterback Josh McCown, former Lions and Colts coach Jim Cuddwell, Colts defensive coordinator Matt Iberflus and Ravens assistant head coach David Cooley.
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