Texans Make Major DeMeco Ryans Change After Disastrous 0-4 Start

The Houston Texans find themselves on the brink of another disastrous season after a devastating 0-4 start. Head coach DeMeco Ryans is set to take over defensive play-calling duties from defensive coordinator Matt Burke in an effort to turn things around. Ryans, who previously called defensive plays during his first two seasons as head coach, is putting the responsibility for fixing the team's issues back on his shoulders.

The Texans have struggled mightily this season, allowing an average of 27.3 points per game and a 102.9 passer rating. Their inability to close out games has been particularly troubling, as they've held a fourth-quarter lead in three of their four losses. The Texans' defensive struggles were on full display on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys, who erased a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Houston 34-30.

Ryan's decision to take over play-calling comes as the Texans face another 0-4 team in Tennessee this Sunday, with the outcome of this game having a significant impact on the team's season.