With the recent departure of Houston Texans quarterback coach Jerrod Johnson, it's only natural that the whispers of another internal power shift will rear their head.
The Houston Texans and every NFL team are currently at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. All week, teams will watch invited players participate in drills.
While they haven’t been able to get over that hump the last three years, the Houston Texans have come a long way from where they once were. Let’s be honest here: they were once the laughing stock of the NFL.
Joe Mixon’s time in Houston appears to be nearing its end. As of late February, the Texans are widely expected to part ways with the veteran running back via a failed physical designation, a move that would clear $8.5 million in 2026 cap space.
The Houston Texans might be big-game hunting for an upgrade at the running back position this offseason–– and it looks like there might be three targets in mind for the front office to pursue.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
Talk about glass half-full or half-empty... An optimistic Houston Texans fan would tell you that this team has by far the NFL’s best defense, a world-class unit that can carry Houston to the Super Bowl.
With the 2026 NFL Draft now just under two months away, the time for annual predictions and mock drafts for how the coveted first round could go is already upon us.
While the Houston Texans went 12-5 and earned a playoff berth last season, their rushing attack was far from perfect. They ranked 22nd in rushing yards per game (108.9) and tied for 28th in yards per attempt (3.9).
It might not doesn't garner the splashy headlines the offseason frequently lusts after, but good teams like the Houston Texans are just striving to get incrementally better.
General manager Nick Caserio recently claimed during a press conference that the Houston Texans have no intentions of trading CJ Stroud. It felt like a comment that didn’t necessarily need to be made, as there was little to no speculation of the franchise moving on from Stroud to begin with.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN–– The Houston Texans may have already landed their next name to fill in as their quarterbacks coach for the 2026 season. According to The Houston Chronicle's Jonathan M.
The Houston Texans' 2025 season came to a disappointing end with a 28-16 loss to the New England Patriots in the divisional round of the AFC playoffs, and the ripple effects of that loss are being felt on the coaching staff.
C.J. Stroud will remain in place with the Texans for 2026. He will have a new position coach for the first time in his career next season, though. A parting of ways between Houston and quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson is set to take place, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.
The Houston Texans and quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson have parted ways, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday. A reason for the move was not publicly disclosed.
The Houston Texans were one of the best stories to follow during the 2025 season. Houston started the regular season 0-3, but then went on a 12-2 run that almost propelled them to the AFC Championship.
With the NFL Scouting Combine underway in Indianapolis, the Houston Texans have decided to make a change to their coaching staff. The Texans enjoyed yet another successful season under head coach DeMeco Ryans.
The forgotten man in Houston will likely to continue to be forgotten. “All signs” are pointing to a breakup between the Houston Texans and running back Joe Mixon, Jonathan Alexander of The Houston Chronicle reported on Tuesday.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports the Texans are expected to explore the high-end RB market in free agency this offseason. Houston RB Joe Mixon missed the entire 2025 season with a foot injury that still remains a mystery, and Wilson says the Texans are “widely expected” to part ways with him via a failed physical to save $8.5 million.