In a surprise move, the Houston Texans have amicably parted ways with team president Greg Grissom, the team announced Thursday. The move was made despite the Texans winning a second consecutive AFC South division title in 2024.

The Texans announced Thursday that they parted ways with team president Greg Grissom. Grissom had been one of the longest-tenured employees with the organization, starting at the corporate level before rising through the ranks, eventually becoming the team president in March 2021.

The Texans announced on Thursday that they've “amicably parted ways” with team president Greg Grissom. Grissom had been with the Texans in various positions for more than two decades, including the last four as president. In a release, Grissom said serving as team president has been the opportunity of a lifetime.

After four years as president, the Houston Texans are parting ways with Greg Grissom, who has been with the team since its inaugural season.

The Houston Texans are making a massive change in the organization. It has been announced that the organization has fired team president Greg Grissom. More news: Ravens' Mark Andrews Speaks Out on Game-Tying Drop Against Bills Ian Rapoport reported on the fire but has officially changed the language to reflect that Grissom and the Texans have mutually parted ways.

The Houston Texans have parted ways with team president Greg Grissom following the franchise's divisional round playoff exit at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. "We want to thank Greg for his contributions to the organization,