Vice President, Broadcasting And Voice Of The Houston Texans
Marc Vandermeer is the Vice President of Broadcasting and Voice of the Houston Texans. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on team sports, sports business, and competitive sports, as well as events and conferences related to event technology. Marc's work has been featured in Houston Texans and NewsBreak.
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Marc Vandermeer's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and the Houston Texans. His articles include game analysis, event coverage, and sports commentary. If you want to reach out to him effectively, consider providing unique insights into the Houston Texans' performances or game analyses that could enrich his coverage.
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The desire to be more aggressive and physical has shown up in Training Camp.
By: Marc Vandermeer
"I hope I can go ahead and make you guys proud again this year and give you everything I got. I'm looking forward to that," Clowney said.
An image from the August 10th, 2026 Training Camp Practice Ten at Houston Methodist Training Center in Houston, TX.
By: Marc Vandermeer, Alyssa Mulligan
An image from the August 12th, 2026 field painting and groundskeeping at Reliant Stadium in Houston, TX.
Thursday’s preseason premiere gave us some early thrills and perhaps some hints on who might make an impact down the line.
It's still the preseason but the buzz around Thursday's tilt with the Raiders has my pulse up. And I'm not alone. Over the weekend, the ESPN convoy of live production trucks pulled into the loading dock and took over like they were about to broadcast the Super Bowl. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will be in the house, which is always impressive (even though I still want you to listen to yours truly on 95.7 The Fan!).
John Harris has charted every practice rep for a decade. In Charlotte, he reached for a word he almost never uses.
By: Marc Vandermeer, Alyssa Mulligan
An image from the August 5th, 2026 Training Camp Practice Seven at Houston Methodist Training Center in Houston, TX.
