DeMeco Ryans already had a hard time in his second season as the Houston Texans' head coach. Year Three has seen a worse start for him and the team, and it can be best summarized in one sequence.Towards the end of Monday's game at the Seattle Seahawks, the defending AFC South champions managed to score a touchdown to put themselves just one possession from tying the game at 27-all. But it was not that which angered the fans.It was the mismanagement of the drive, as the Texans spent over two minutes vacillating between running and passing the ball and then failed to kick the ball out of bounds for better defensive position. The Seahawks subsequently elicited a defensive penalty that allowed them to run out the clock just short of the 50.And calls to fire Ryans, (as well as offensive coordinator Nick Caley and general manager Nick Caserio) emerged in the fallout:Okeezie @OkeezieSportsPTLINKAbsolutely embarrassing clock and game management by Caley and Demeco. There were 4 min left when they started inside the Redzone. Absolutely pathetic management. Then you kick the ball in bounds and lose the 2 min. Just trash all the way around.Owen @RealOwenStaplesLINKDemeco just doesn’t know football fire him and cut stroud"Demeco just doesn’t know football," one raged."Honestly a 14 year old on madden could coach better," another insisted."Worst offense I think I ever watched for a team with such expectations going into the season," another lamented.DeMeco Ryans reacts to Texans' loss at SeahawksAfter the game, DeMeco Ryans took the stand to share his thoughts. He had a simple assessment of what his "sloppy" team failed to do:“We didn’t play winning football so we can’t expect to come out with the win when you don’t do the things that winning teams do.”One of said things that they forgot to do was kick the ball out of bounds - something he confirmed Ka'imi Fairbairn had been instructed. And when it did not happen, he had only one emotion to show:“Just goes to the entire game— frustrating that we’re not executing the things we’re coached to do.”Another topic he addressed was the status of wide receiver Nico Collins, who exited the game in the fourth quarter after being hit while trying to catch a pass from CJ Stroud. Ryans confirmed that the one-time Pro Bowler had entered concussion protocol.The Texans' next game will be against the San Francisco 49ers this coming Sunday. Kickoff is at 12 pm CT on Fox.