The Houston Texans have been busy when it comes to adding talent to their roster to the start of their 2026 offseason period, making a slew of both signings and trades in the weeks following the NFL Combine, and has now set this roster up to look even better than they were set up to be last year.
With the Houston Texans' newest free agency signing of veteran offensive lineman Evan Brown, it might have just given the team another starter for their offensive front headed into the 2026 season.
The Houston Texans' aggressive work on the offensive line to start their 2026 offseason has only continued with their latest free agency signing. Accoridng to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Texans have signed former Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman Evan Brown to a one-year contract.
The Houston Texans are getting healthier for the 2026 NFL season. Especially when it comes to the status Texans veteran offensive tackle Trent Brown. Brown,
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The Texans have agreed to a new contract with running back David Montgomery, who arrived via trade from the Lions at the beginning of the month, per KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson.
The Houston Texans have remained busy in the first week of NFL free agency by not only bringing in external talent from off the market in Reed Blankenship and Braden Smith, but also in retaining their own internal talent with either new deals or extensions ahead of their free agency in 2027.
In the first few days of the NFL free agency market opening, the Houston Texans made a big move on their offensive front in the form of adding former Indianapolis Colts right tackle Braden Smith.
The Houston Texans have been busy in tweaking their roster on the offensive side of the ball by not just making a couple of trades to bring talent in and out of the mix, but also staying active in free agency to bring in some new starting-caliber guys to fill in for the 2026 season.
Before the legal tampering window of NFL free agency officially kicked off, the Houston Texans inked a contract extension for one of their most critical names hitting the open market in right guard Ed Ingram.
Even if Houston Texans general manager Nick Caserio was going to pivot away from starting quarterback C.J. Stroud, he had to restructure the porous offensive line with some type of urgency.
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Among the many cap manuevers and roster changes enacted around the NFL in recent days, one of those comes from the New England Patriots in the form of cutting veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs after one season in the mix, going as far as reaching a Super Bowl before falling short to the Seattle Seahaws.
The Houston Texans have found their way to another external signing in the first few days of free agency, this time to bolster the offensive side of the ball.
The Houston Texans entered the offseason with a bad taste in their mouth. Their defense in 2025 was historically great, yet quarterback CJ Stroud and the offense struggled when it mattered most.
The Houston Texans are making nine-year veteran Ka'imi Fairbairn the NFL's highest-paid kicker with a two-year, $13 million contract extension, according to multiple reports on Tuesday.
The Houston Texans have three potential starting vacancies remaining on the offensive line after re-signing right guard Ed Ingram to a three-year, $37.5 million contract.
Kickers don’t usually get the love they deserve. They trot onto the field for maybe 10 seconds, the whole stadium holds its breath, and then everyone either goes crazy or acts like the guy just ran over their dog.
Tuesday afternoon has brought about more in the way of kicker news. The Texans have worked out a new deal with Kaʻimi Fairbairn. Fairbairn has agreed to two-year, $13MM extension, Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network report.
The Houston Texans are retaining defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins on a two-year deal, according to multiple reports Monday. The new contract for the former first-round pick includes $12 million guaranteed, according to NFL Network.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Texans are re-signing DL Naquan Jones to a one-year contract worth $2 million. According to Pelissero, Jones can earn up to $2.5 million in 2026 with incentives.
Azeez Al-Shaair‘s reunion with DeMeco Ryans has helped the Texans become one of the NFL’s best defenses. Leading the way in EPA per play last season, Houston has a Will Anderson Jr. extension on the radar.
The Houston Texans have signed five-time Pro Bowl defensive end Danielle Hunter to a one-year, $40.1 million fully guaranteed contract extension, every dollar secured from day one.
Adam Schefter reports the Texans have released veteran RB Joe Mixon on Friday. According to OverTheCap, releasing Mixon will free up $8 million of cap space and create $2 million of dead money.
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,
The Houston Texans are signing DE Danielle Hunter to a one-year, $40.1 million fully-guaranteed extension, according to Jordan Schultz. Hunter has been a staple on the team’s perimeter and is now locked in through the 2027 season.
Montgomery, 28, was second on the 2025 Lions with 158 carries, 716 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on the ground. He also contributed 24 receptions for 192 yards.