The Houston Texans have remained diligent through the initial weeks of this year's NFL offseason to improve and refine their roster headed into the 2026 campaign.
During a recent chat with Mike Sando of The Athletic, one unnamed NFL executive shared a surprising take regarding Stroud and Mills.
The Houston Texans have officially crossed the line from promising to dangerous. This is a team everyone expects to compete not just for a playoff spot but for a Super Bowl spot.
The annual NFL owners’ meeting has officially wrapped up this year's session in Arizona, where each of the 32 teams and their top decision-makers gathered to discuss a variety of topics encircling the league, also giving reporters a chance to speak to coaches and front office members about some of their recent offseason work.
How many of the players to rush for the most touchdowns for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
After a long, mysterious saga revolving around Joe Mixon, the Houston Texans, and his lingering foot injury for nearly the past year, the team officially decided to release the veteran running back last month in an effort to save cap space for this offseason and part ways after just two years.
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 could be among those added to the list of NFL teams to play an international game during the 2026 regular season. They're far from confirmed to be one of the select teams to go abroad next season, but when asking Texans team president Mike Tomon, he's certainly keeping the door open to do so if the opportunity presents itself.
The Houston Texans are set to get wide receiver Tank Dell back from his extended injury absence in 2026 after missing all of last season with the devastating leg injury he suffered two years ago.
The long-term future of Stroud is up in the air after he produced a pair of rough performances during the playoffs this past January.
It’s been more than a year since Tank Dell suffered his horrific injury. One of the breakout stars for the Houston Texans at the time, Dell suffered a catastrophic knee injury in December of 2024.
The Houston Texans' offseason has stood out as among the busiest in the NFL when it comes to both retaining key pieces of their roster for the future, and also staying diligent in making necessary upgrades on both sides of the ball.
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.
A gruesome knee injury has kept him out of action since December 2024.
While the Texans advanced to the divisional round of the playoffs, Stroud threw five interceptions and lost two of five fumbles across those two postseason games.
While the Houston Texans have been diligent throughout this offseason as it pertains to retaining and extending some of the key pieces around their roster, two major names that have yet to see those new contracts come to fruition are their pair of 2023 top-three picks, C.J.
Well before the 2025 campaign was over, it became clear the Texans would target a Will Anderson Jr. extension during the 2026 offseason. To no surprise, then, efforts to reach a deal are underway.
According to Aaron Wilson, the Texans are expected to pick up the fifth-year option for QB C.J. Stroud this offseason. The option is projected to be worth $25.904 million fully guaranteed for the 2027 season.
Per Aaron Wilson of KPRC, Texans HC DeMeco Ryans said they have discussed a potential blockbuster contract extension for DE Will Anderson Jr. Anderson was a first-team All-Pro selection in 2025 and has become one of the better pass rushers in the league.
There's no doubt that Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud is headed into one of his most pivotal seasons yet for the 2026 campaign. For what will be year four of his NFL career, fresh off his worst performance as a pro in the playoffs vs.
The biggest takeaway of the Houston Texans' offseason thus far has been the work done to their offensive line room. Not only have the Texans been diligent
One of the Houston Texans' initial moves this NFL offseason was making an upgrade to their running back room in the form of acquiring David Montgomery from the Detroit Lions, swapping a fourth and seventh-round pick along with Juice Scruggs to acquire the veteran runner.
At the very least, Houston Texans general manager Nick Caserio deserves credit for being so dynamic and proactive about retooling the team's offensive line.
The Houston Texans are reportedly hosting another local prospect for a pre-draft visit in the weeks ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft going down in Pittsburgh, PA.
The Houston Texans have done a good share of work to the offensive side of the ball through the start of this year's NFL offseason to not only bring in a nice bit of talent from outside of the building, but also retain most of their key pieces from last year's roster on for at least one more season.
Hoping to earn their fourth straight playoff berth in 2026, the Texans have doled out several notable contracts this month. Here are the details on 10 of those deals, courtesy of Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2: Braden Smith, RT (two years, $20MM): The ex-Colt joined the AFC rival Texans on an arrangement worth up to $25MM.
New Texans S Reed Blankenship feels the sky is the limit for Houston’s defensive group after a strong season in 2025. “Like you said, they’re already a really talented group,” Blankenship said at his introductory press conference, via NFL.com.
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.
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