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For the College football coach, see Rick Smith (American football).

Rick Smith is currently the General Manager of the Houston Texans of the NFL.

Biography

Rick Smith played for the Purdue Boilermakers as a strong safety. He graduated from that institution, where he served as a coach. After this stint, he coached for a month at Texas Christian University before going to the NFL.

He became the General Manager of the Houston Texans on June 5, 2006 succeeding Charley Casserly in that role. According to the Texans website, he is responsible for all aspects of football operations, salary cap management and budgeting. In 2008, he was given a contract extension through 2012.^[1] He previously was with the Denver Broncos organization as a coach then in the front office.^[2]

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Preceded by Charley Casserly	Houston Texans General Manager 2006–present	Succeeded by incumbent

v t e Current general managers of the National Football League
American Football Conference
AFC East Buddy Nix (Buffalo Bills) Jeff Ireland (Miami Dolphins) Bill Belichick* (New England Patriots) Mike Tannenbaum (New York Jets)	AFC North Ozzie Newsome (Baltimore Ravens) Mike Brown* (Cincinnati Bengals) Tom Heckert, Jr. (Cleveland Browns) Kevin Colbert (Pittsburgh Steelers)	AFC South Rick Smith (Houston Texans) Ryan Grigson (Indianapolis Colts) Gene Smith (Jacksonville Jaguars) Ruston Webster (Tennessee Titans)	AFC West Brian Xanders (Denver Broncos) Scott Pioli (Kansas City Chiefs) Reggie McKenzie (Oakland Raiders) A. J. Smith (San Diego Chargers)
National Football Conference
NFC East Jerry Jones (Dallas Cowboys) Jerry Reese (New York Giants) Howie Roseman (Philadelphia Eagles) Bruce Allen (Washington Redskins)	NFC North Phil Emery (Chicago Bears) Martin Mayhew (Detroit Lions) Ted Thompson (Green Bay Packers) Rick Spielman (Minnesota Vikings)	NFC South Thomas Dimitroff (Atlanta Falcons) Marty Hurney (Carolina Panthers) Mickey Loomis (New Orleans Saints) Mark Dominik (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)	NFC West Rod Graves (Arizona Cardinals) Les Snead (St. Louis Rams) Trent Baalke (San Francisco 49ers) John Schneider (Seattle Seahawks)
* = de facto general manager

v t e Houston Texans General Managers

Casserly Smith

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