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HOUSTON – The Houston Texans on Wednesday promoted Greg Grissom to team president. Grissom, who was the senior vice president of corporate development, takes over for Jamey Rootes who announced his resignation last month. Grissom will now manage all the team’s business operations, such as marketing, communications, broadcasting, ticket sales and human resources. He will also oversee Lone Star Sports & Entertainment, the team’s marketing company. “Greg’s extensive industry knowledge is evident by the meaningful relationships he continues to develop with our partners, our community and Texans teammates,” said Texans Chairman and CEO Cal McNair.