The Houston Texans have officially locked in their star edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. on a lucrative three-year, $150 million extension to keep him on the roster through the 2030 NFL season, ensuring a key cornerstone of this elite defense and team culture won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
All-Pro edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. agreed to a three-year, $150 million contract extension to make him the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history, multiple media outlets reported on Friday.
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Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
The Houston Texans, just like any team throughout the NFL, have been busy as it comes to bringing in various prospects on top-30 visits in the days leading up to next week's draft.
Earlier this week, ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano raised eyebrows when he said at the time that he thought it was "more likely that" Garrett "gets another contract bump from the Browns" this offseason than gets traded to an advertised Super Bowl contender. That supposed bump just got more expensive for either the Browns or a different club.
The edge defender market stood south of $35MM per year barely 13 months ago. It has now climbed to $50MM AAV. Will Anderson Jr. agreed to a monster Texans extension Friday, continuing this market’s rocket rise.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Texans have agreed to terms with DE Will Anderson Jr. on a three-year, $150 million contract with $134 million guaranteed.
Just around a week away from the 2026 NFL Draft going down in Pittsburgh, the Houston Texans have reportedly brought in one of this year's top offensive tackle prospect for a top-30 vist.
The Houston Texans have been no stranger when it comes to trading out of the first round in their past two drafts. And depending on how the board falls in this year's action, there's a real chance the front office makes a similar decision for a third-straight year.
The clock is gradually counting down before the Houston Texans are up on the clock for the 2026 NFL Draft with their eight total selections across this year's board, allowing for this already-talented roster to load up on more young talent.
With the draft a week away, Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston continues drawing plenty of interest. Boston visited the Texans earlier this week, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com.
The Houston Texans hold three selections in the first 64 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. That gives them a handful of perfect opportunities to address any lingering needs around their roster headed into next season with a trio of high-level prospects at their respective positions.
The Houston Texans will have a historic member of their franchise's history take the stage in Pittsburgh to announce their second and third round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft for the Houston Texans, tons of attention has been made on what this team and their front office will do as it relates to their top picks on the board––primarily within their top four selections, all within the top 70 overall slots.
The Houston Texans, through the past two times they've had a first-round pick in the draft, have shown no hesitancy in moving off of that selection in a draft-day trade down the board.
Since Will Anderson Jr. has officially become eligible for a new extension following his rookie deal with the Houston Texans, there's been lots of lingering chatter linking just how much the star edge rusher is set to make on what's bound to be a lucrative contract.
The Houston Texans' stadium will be donning a fresh name for the 2026 and beyond. And that name will actually be one that the Texans and their franchise is quite familiar with.
The Jaguars organization hired HC Liam Coen and GM James Gladstone just before last season’s Combine and had to learn on the fly. This season, they have their staff settled in and know each other well, which Coen notes will make things less frantic.
The Texans 2026 NFL Draft will not be about playing it safe. They will swing for franchise-altering impact. It starts with a stunning, aggressive move up the board for Spencer Fano followed by a calculated strike for a red-zone dominator.
The Houston Texans are a bit of a wild card for the 2026 NFL Draft. Will they target needs or the best available player? And will Tank Dell’s expected return from his gruesome knee injury impact the Texans’ draft strategy?
The Houston Texans were one of the more surprising teams in the NFL in 2025. Houston opened the season with three straight losses, but then went on a huge winning streak to finish 12-5.