Texans Coach Kubiak will get contract extension

According to reports by the Houston Chronicle, the Houston Texans will keep Coach Gary Kubiak by giving him a contract extension next week. And the Texans believe keeping Kubiak with them is necessary to get chance into postseason in following season.

Kubiak has spent four years with the players in Texans jerseys and there is only one year left in his five-year contract with the team. As Bob McNair doesn’t want the coach going into the season with lame-duck status, he is reportedly to sign a contract extension with Kubiak, keeping him through at least the 2013 season.

Under Kubiak’s coaching, the Texans finished the 2009 season with nine wins and seven losses along with a chance to make the playoffs. And Kubiak is the first coach who has even led the Texans to so close ever to making the postseason.

Kubiak : Texans is better than any time

In 2008 and 2007, the Texans finished each season with n 8-8 record, but according to their coach Gary Kubiak, the team is no longer that average.

“We have high expectations. We’re a better team than any time since I’ve been here. We’re not going to be satisfied with another (8-8 record). I want more, a lot more. The players do, too.

“The biggest progress we made last year was on offense (third in yards, 17th in scoring), but we still need to get better. This season, we have to get our defense caught up with our offense.”

Was it real or not, we can just wait and see. Hopefully 2009 is a better year for every NFL team.