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In ESPN's latest sack projections, they predicted Houston Texans defensive end Will Anderson to finish in the top three in sacks his year with 10.5.

In ESPN's most recent projections for who will be the top 100 players in the NFL this season, five players from the Houston Texans made the list.

As the cut-down deadline approaches, Houston hones in on depth with most spots already locked up. Who will make the Texans' roster?

In ESPN's most recent positional rankings, Houston Texans quarterback and running back rooms were ranked No. 21 and No. 24 respectively.

The running back room is very strong, but ESPN's Jordan Reid is predicting they're going to replace David Montgomery or Woody Marks in the 2027 NFL Draft by taking 24-touchdown Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy.

Houston knows it's on the right track but also knows it can't be complacent over last season's success.

Is 2027 finally the year when the Houston Texans will make a run to the Super Bowl and feel like the team to beat in the AFC? ESPN's Ben Solak expects it. In his recent predictions article to begin the month of July, Solak navigated through 10 bold calls ...

Is this the year the Houston Texans finally claim the title of AFC champions? Here are our 10 bold predictions that get increasingly bolder ahead of Sunday's battle against the Bills

CJ Stroud enters the 2026 season with a chip on his shoulder. He turned the ball over several times last postseason, raising question if the Houston Texans should make him the NFL's highest-paid quarterback. Stroud is still under contract through 2027, though, and his fifth year option gives Houston additional time to evaluate him.

This time last season, few people knew of Houston Texans defensive tackle Tommy Togiai, the once-talented Ohio State lineman who began his tenure on the practice squad. Fast forward six months and Togiai had become a fan favorite and standout at defensive ...

Houston Texans Pro Bowl LB Azeez Al-Shaair got strong words from a former member of the franchise in reaction to his recent comments.