Texans And Kayden McDonald Have Agreed to A $12.9 Million Four-Year Contract
In the modern NFL, the “rookie wage scale” is supposed to make life easy for general managers. You…
TheThe Architecture of a Champion: Inside the Texans’ 2026 Rookie Camp
As the Houston heat begins its seasonal ascent, the real fire is burning inside the Houston Methodist Training…
AFC Notes: Keylan Rutledge, Carnell Tate, Jaguars Draft, Texans, Titans
Regarding the Jaguars taking TE Nate Boerkircher at No. 56 overall, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the tight…
Texans’ Most Pressing Questions Following the NFL Draft
Throughout a busy three days in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Houston Texans addressed several outstanding questions that…
How Do the NFL Draft Report Cards Grade the Houston Texans?
The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and now we get to the part of the draft…
Texans updated offensive depth chart following the 2026 NFL Draft
Where will Keylan Rutlege play for the Houston Texans in 2026? The AFC South franchise is fresh off…
‘Overwhelmed with joy, tears,’ Texans star Will Anderson Jr. reacts to record-breaking $150 million contract extension
HOUSTON – Will Anderson Jr. interrupted his workout. That meant the telephone call was a serious one as…
NFL Expert Previews Texans’ 2026 NFL Draft
The Houston Texans have a big draft ahead with little margin for error. While some would view their…
AFC Notes: C.J. Stroud, Jeremiyah Love, Jaguars Draft Plans, Texans, Titans
The Jaguars approach their second NFL Draft with HC Liam Coen and GM…
Why did Houston pick up C.J. Stroud’s fifth-year option? GM explains
The Houston Texans still see a world where C.J. Stroud can be the quarterback of the future, which…
4 Texans veterans who could easily be replaced in the 2026 NFL Draft
Fans of the Houston Texans were disappointed in quarterback C.J. Stroud’s performance in 2025, as the 2023 first-round…
Texans Acquire Versatile Linebacker Marte Mapu From The New England Patriots
In the NFL, the difference between a “good” defense and a “championship” defense often lies in the margins…