However, the one star who may shine the brightest for the future on the Texans defense may be none other than Will Anderson Jr., the third-overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft who's already rose up the young pass rusher rankings in just two years, and could even be among one of the league's best franchise building blocks in the eyes of some.

Texas A&M HC Mike Elko discussed the program's NFL talent-rich roster, believing he'll send "double-digit" player to the League.

Houston Texans wide receiver Nico Collins proved to be more than a one-hit wonder from 2023 with his 1,000-yard campaign in 2024. He was on his way to leading the NFL in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns before a hamstring injury sidelined him for five games.

The playbook is open for Arch Manning as he takes over the Texas football offense, Steve Sarkisian said Tuesday. After coaching Manning through two starts in 2024 and spending more than 30 months teaching him the scheme, Sarkisian feels comfortable opening the volume cover-to-cover when Manning steps under center against Ohio State on Aug. 30.

Here we'll try to look at the Houston Texans player who is under the most pressure as they enter the 2025 NFL season.

Manning played one snap during Texas’ loss against Ohio State in January’s Cotton Bowl. On a fourth-and-one late in the second quarter, he ran for eight yards to give the Longhorns a first down.

NIL has been a hot topic of conversation surrounding the college football landscape in recent years since its approval in 2021. Between coaches, fans, analysts, and anyone else involved in the sport,

Dave Campbell's Texas Football previews Texas high school football. Here is what the statewide publication predicts for local 3A districts.

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DeAndre Moore Jr. and Ryan Wingo are back to lead the receiving corps, but even with the addition of a pair of transfers at receiver and tight end, there's a lot of youth and inexperience with the pass catchers.

Bryan Braman, a former linebacker for the Houston Texans who played seven NFL seasons from 2011-17, died of cancer on Thursday at age 38.