It might finally be time for Houston Texans All-Pro defensive end Will Anderson Jr. to take over as the face of the NFL's defense.

How many Houston Texans' players are among the league's elite? Add three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Nico Collins to the list

How much premier talent is on the Houston Texans' roster entering 2026? Well, Derek Stingley Jr. is still in the top 30.

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.

The Patriots and Christian Gonzalez agreed to terms on a four-year, $135 million extension that makes him the highest-paid CB in NFL history. After two seasons out of football, defensive lineman Aaron Donald, 35, has been pleasantly surprised by how his ...

What was the Houston Texans' best offseason move of 2026? In the eyes of ESPN's Seth Walder, ensuring that Will Anderson Jr. was locked up long-term seemed like the play of the day. But Anderson, an All-Pro defensive end fresh off his best season since ...

The Houston Texans' offseason has been primarily productive in several ways. They bolstered the defense to an even higher level than it stood last season, tweaked multiple positions of need on the offensive side of the ball, and still retained virtually ...

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 ...

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.

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.