Day 1 of the NFL Draft is in the books, but that doesn’t mean the activity around the league is going to stop anytime soon. In fact, it might start heating up even more through the weekend and into the summer.
The Houston Texans started off their 2026 NFL Draft action by landing on Georgia Tech offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge in a small trade up with the Buffalo Bills for their first pick off the board at 26th overall.
The draft represents a major checkpoint on the NFL calendar when it comes to high-profile player movement. Several veterans are always the subject of calls from suitors, and one of the Texans’ offensive pillars is on that list.
Jordan Schultz reports that teams around the NFL are calling the Texans to check in on WR Nico Collins‘ availability with an understanding that he needs
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 are right on the cusp of landing on the clock for the 2026 NFL Draft. And throughout the scouting process leading up to Thursday's action, several prospects have seen some lingering ties as a potential fit with H-Town in one way or another.
As with the lead-up to any NFL Draft, there's bound to be persisting chatter linking teams to various trades and moves around the board. The Houston Texans have certainly seen their fair share already.
In the final hours before the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off, the Houston Texans were at the center of some first-round trade buzz, being viewed as a potential candidate to trade up from pick 28.
The long wait for the 2026 NFL Draft is officially over. And with that, it means the time has come to submit some final mocks and predictions for how the three days of action could unfold in Pittsburgh.
The Houston Texans find themselves as the latest team mentioned in some buzzing trade rumors right around the corner from the 2026 NFL Draft. On the eve
Throughout the entire build-up process for the 2026 NFL Draft, the Houston Texans have been circled as a premier candidate to target an upgrade on their offensive line with one of their top selections on the board.
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.
Leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft, the Houston Texans have made it clear their primary focus is to enter each round and pick they may have with a mindset of taking the best football player, no matter where they line up on the field.
The Houston Texans are ready for the 2026 NFL Draft. Houston enters the draft with eight total selections, including the 28th overall pick. One national analyst has the Texans making a bold trade to further upgrade their offensive line during the first round.
Will Anderson Jr.’s record-breaking payday came with a moment he will never forget. The Houston Texans star had just secured one of the biggest contracts in NFL history, but the way he found out made it even more emotional.
The Houston Texans announced they have signed All-Pro defensive end Will Anderson Jr. to a contract extension on Tuesday. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed by the team, but the contract extension was first reported last Friday as being for three years and $150 million ($134 million guaranteed).
Texans wide receiver Tank Dell was participating in the start of the team’s offseason conditioning program this week, per KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson. Dell was a third-round pick in 2023 who has been an electric slot receiver when healthy.
Houston Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said Tank Dell is working hard to recover from the "devastating" knee injury that cost him the entire 2025 season, but was vague when discussing a potential timeline for the wide receiver's return to the field.
Houston Texans edge rusher Will Anderson effectively reset the market for pass rushers on Friday with his new $150 million deal, and his agent is taking a well-earned victory lap.
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.