The Houston Texans have several holes heading into the offseason, but perhaps none are more glaring than their blatant need for offensive line help. The Texans

The Philadelphia Eagles demolished the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Sunday night’s Super Bowl 59 to stop KC from the NFL’s first three-peat. After a dominant performance to close this season, sportsbooks are projecting a similar result at the end of next.

Can these Eagles go a step further and, besides just upsetting the Chiefs on the Super Bowl stage, steal Kansas City's entire thunder as the NFL's next dynasty? The Eagles, after all, are no stranger to games of this magnitude.

Former Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik has reportedly found a new gig. According to NFL Media, the 37-year-old offensive mind is joining the Miami Dolphins as a senior passing game coordinator.

In Houston Bobby Slowik, the younger brother of Ryan Slowik the Dolphins’ defensive backs coach and pass game specialist, helped develop C.J. Stroud, who had a great rookie season but

It didn’t take too long for Bobby Slowik to find another job in the NFL. About two and a half weeks after being fired by the Texans, the former coordinator will rebound by reuniting with his old boss from San Francisco. Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, Slowik will join the Dolphins as senior passing game coordinator.