Description: Texans general manager Nick Caserio tells Pat McAfee what he expects from C.J. Stroud in his third year with the team.

Houston's wide receiver went through the ringer in 2024, but will free agency be the place where the Texans find a solution?

Enter Ohio State wide receiver Emeka Egbuka, who could be the perfect candidate on the board to fill those needs, and effectively pair up with former college teammate and now-Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud for his NFL fit.

C.J. Stroud was under siege, enduring a heavy duress of relentless pressure that left him on the ground far too often and hindered the Texans from beating the Kansas City Chiefs. The Texans’ AFC divisional round playoff loss was painfully emblematic of their season as Stroud was sacked eight times and hit 14 times overall at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Houston Texans will have to put some more weapons around C.J. Stroud this offseason, as they may actually be lacking weapons heading into 2025.The Texans could end up losing Stefon Diggs to free agency,

The Boston Red Sox won the Alex Bregman MLB free agency sweepstakes, with the two-time World Series champion ultimately deciding to take his talents to Beantown on a three-year, $120 million contract.

It may not need to be said, but Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud's approval rating in H-Town continues to soar

The Houston Texans need to get creative in how they go about improving their roster this offseason, as they don't have a lot of cap room. That could obviously c

Emeka Egbuka could be the newest Houston Texans receiver entering 2025 if all things go according to plan to this NFL.com mock draft.

The Texans switched things up when they fired offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik following a sophomore slump calling the offense for

The Texans appear to still have the advantage in the AFC South. If they make the right moves this offseason, they may finally take that next step and make a deeper run in the AFC playoffs.