Texans GM Highlights Major Growth From Key Player

During media availability for Houston Texans general manager Nick Caserio at the beginning of training camp, the exec made a notable highlight of one player who's already stood out in a major way as perhaps being among the team's most improved players of the offseason.

That's none other than second-year tight end Cade Stover, the Texans' fourth-round selection from a year ago, entering his sophomore year in the fold, seemingly already making a noticeable impression on Houston's staff.

In Caserio's interview, he dove into a bit of what he's seen from Stover across the course of this offseason, crediting the 25-year-old's mindset and mentality with a big opportunity ahead in year two.

“You’d be hard pressed to find a player that’s improved as much as Cade in the offseason," Caserio said at Texans training camp. "Really took advantage of his opportunities. He's always had the right mentality, and the right approach, and the right mindset. I think most young players going from year one to year two have an opportunity for growth and development, really, more physically., because they have a full year in the program."