HOUSTON (SportsRadio 610) -- The Texans are 4-3 since Romeo Crennel took over as interim head coach.
What's becoming a tradition when they're able to pull off a win is the 73-year-old Crennel cutting a rug in the locker room.
You probably see these kinds of videos often, where the often, with the coach celebrating with his players.
Crennel, though, isn't just any coach. He's a legend in the game, and the oldest to ever coach in it.
So when Crennel's busting a move, what's the best music for that?
Defensive tackle Brandon Dunn is the Texans' locker room DJ, and he offered some insight on this pertinent matter Friday afternoon:
"Oh man, you've got to take it back," Dunn told SportsRadio 610. "That's an old school guy. RAC probably couldn't tell you an artist in today's music. You've got to throw it back. He likes some Marvin Gaye. I like to play different stuff. You'll see his character come out from the music I play in the locker room, especially when I get a chance to get him in there. Man, nobody else gets to see it but the players. It's a privilege to see that guy just go around the locker room and have fun and so much love after a win. You play some music at the end and you see him giving his little energy out. He's having so much fun because we won a game. That's what it's about.
We've got to win this week so we can get that man to dance again after the game."
