Through the past few weeks of the NFL offseason, the Houston Texans have made various acquisitions on both sides of the ball to get this roster better and more refined than it was last year for the 2026 campaign ahead.
One of the Houston Texans' biggest free agency moves of this offseason was the signing of new veteran guard Wyatt Teller from the Cleveland Browns to help further fortify this offensive line headed into 2026.
There has been a lot of movement across the NFL this offseason, but the Houston Texans haven’t made the same kind of noise as some other teams. That said, they’ve stayed active, making smaller moves to fill the gaping holes.
The NFL saw one of its biggest stars of this past season land a record-breaking extension in the form of Jaxon Smith-Njigba's new deal with the Seattle Seahawks, inking a four-year deal worth $168.6 million, thus making him the highest-paid receiver in NFL history.
Was the Houston Texans’ focus too narrow in free agency? And will the David Montgomery trade boom or bust? Those answers will take time to emerge, but the Texans have another task at hand.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Houston Texans have spent the past few seasons evolving from an afterthought into a legitimate AFC contender. As such, the energy around NRG Stadium reflects that rise.
The Houston Texans may have arrived one season too early during their 2025 playoff run. Houston looked poised for a Super Bowl berth, but they got demolished by New England in the Divisional Round.
When it comes to addressing the pending contract extension of standout Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair, general manager Nick Caserio will be reading the book on creative salary cap management.
Through what's been a busy offseason thus far for the Houston Texans, the roster has managed to get noticeably better and more refined on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball.
The Houston Texans saw their defense perform like one of the best in the NFL in quite some time last year. This included a stellar playoff showing to cap it off, but unfortunately, CJ Stroud and Houston's offense didn't hold up their end of the bargain.
Per Aaron Wilson, new Texans G Wyatt Teller is capable of playing both left and right guard and would embrace a position change if it was needed. Teller signed a two-year deal worth $16 million in base value, with $8.5 million guaranteed, including a $5.75 million signing bonus.
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.
You get the vibe that new Houston Texans defensive lineman Logan Hall has been stuck serving his NFL apprenticeship with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers up until now, where he might get a chance to find a bigger role within his fresh situation.
One area of the Houston Texans' roster that hasn't seen much work through the first two weeks of this offseason's NFL free agency action is their wide receiver group.
Pretty much everywhere you look on the Houston Texans defensive unit, you'll find a bona fide tone setter who gets the job done in all areas around the field; whether you look upfront in the trenches, or within their elite unit in the secondary.
The Houston Texans have been among the busiest teams in the NFL throughout this year's free agency process in getting this roster better and more refined on both sides of the ball.
Through what's been nearly two weeks within NFL free agency, the Houston Texans' roster has shaken up quite a bit from where they stood the last time they were on the field during their playoff loss in January.
The Texans signed S Reed Blankenship to a three-year contract following his time with the Falcons. Blankenship said HC DeMeco Ryans recruited him to the
HOUSTON — David Montgomery is moving from one “culture of grit” to another, and he has his former coach to thank for the roadmap. After the Houston Texans finalized a trade with the Detroit Lions last week to acquire the veteran back, Montgomery revealed that the seeds for this move were planted long before the 2026 league year began.
The Houston Texans entered the 2025 NFL draft looking to reinforce their defense. They also aimed to regain aspects of their 2023 offensive identity. Rather than simply selecting the best player available, Houston focused on filling specific holes in its depth chart.
The Houston Texans had (and still have) a defense that could win a Super Bowl. It was the offense that let down the Texans in their postseason run, and the team has made some moves to help change that.
HOUSTON — Nick Caserio is usually the smartest man in the room, but the first week of the 2026 league year feels like a rare lapse in resource management.
Houston Texans running back David Montgomery doesn't think that his label as a “power back” describes his whole game. "As much as them saying I'm a power back — I hear that a lot — but I can do a lot of stuff that power backs don't do," Montgomery said recently, via the Houston Chronicle.
The Houston Texans are wasting no time making a major move ahead of the new NFL year. Could another big move be coming? Houston has agreed to a one-year,