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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Hear the full conversation on Texans All-Access, presented on 95.7 The Fan. Listen and subscribe on
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By: Marc Vandermeer
Hear the full conversation on Texans All-Access, presented on 95.7 The Fan. Listen and subscribe on
The head coach came into the studio earlier this week with his usual pep-in-the-step. He smiled, said hello and we began his show. I expected nothing different.
For the third time in DeMeco Ryans' tenure as a head coach, the Texans are starting at 0-2.
It almost went the other way but the Texans saw the Colts gain enough yardage to squeeze off a 53-yard field goal with little time left to do something about it.
If you had told me that the Texans would have two games in their first four where they score 30 or more points - and lose, I would have said you should seek medical attention.
I would say the mid-60's temperatures and overcast skies were a breath of fresh air for the Texans but the real relief came in the form of a three-phases win over Tennessee that got the Texans back on track.
The Texans that had the final piece to the puzzle in a back and forth game.
Afterwards, no one was making excuses. The results spoke for themselves. The Texans had given up 188 rushing yards, including Two plays for 43 and 30 yards in overtime that crushed their hopes of winning three in a row as the Giants prevailed 27-21.
