Houston Texans Jerseys

Led by Head coach Gary Kubiak, the Houston Texans are a member of the AFC Southern division of the National Football League (NFL). The Texans joined the NFL as an expansion team in 2002 after the Houston Oilers moved to Nashville Tennessee to become the Tennessee Titans. The Texans are one of five teams in the NFL that have not made a trip to the Super Bowl and the only team in the NFL that has not made it to the playoffs. That doesn't sound very promising, but the Texans do have great players and a good head coach, it is just a matter of the team learning to work together and be a team. They have potential and they have fans, which are both important in the NFL.

The Houston Texans had a disappointing first few seasons, however they were making progress. In 2003 the Texans beat the Dolphins in Miami at the season opener. They also beat the eventual Super Bowl winners the New England Patriots.

There was high optimism that the 2004 season would be a success for the Texans. However that optimism was short lives as the Texans started out the season 0-3. The Texans had their first occurrence of back to back wins during the '04 season.

The Houston Texans uniforms consist of a dark blue helmet with the Texans bull logo, dark blue jerseys with red trim and white jerseys with red trim, white pants with the blue jersey and blue pants with the white jersey.

2006 Jersey

Beginning in 2006 the Texans wear the white jersey with white pants for the home opening game, and all blue for home games against the Indianapolis Colts.

The alternate jersey for the Texans is red with blue trim. An additional pair of pants introduced in 2007 is red and usually paired with the red jersey.

Like other NFL teams in southern states the Texans traditionally wear they white jerseys at home for the first half of the season, this forces their opponents to wear dark jerseys in the hot Houston weather. At the end of the 2008 season the Texans had an 8-8 record which tied their previous franchise record of wins in a season. Steve Slaton was drafted for the 2008 season and ended up leading all the rookies in the NFL with 1,282 rushing yards and 1,659 scrimmage yards. Also in 2008 three of the Texans team players was sent to the Pro Bowl; Andre Johnson, Mario Williams and Owen Daniels.

The Houston Texans are still a new team to the NFL and they have the potential to be a very successful team. All the other teams in the NFL didn't start out being top dog, it takes time to grow together as a team to work as a single entity and defeat opponents with regularity.

Houston fans are great and support their team by buying football jerseys of their favorite Texans players.