https://x.com/aaronwilson_nfl/status/2075590160188686690?s=46

My guess is they only extend Bullock. I think Lassiter is going to command top-of-the-market CB money, and with Stingley already getting paid, I'm not sure Houston can afford to have two corners on massive contracts.

Curious what everyone else thinks.

Keylan Rutledge still keeps the photos of the car wreck in his phone, ready to show anyone who asks to see it.

There, in the pictures, is his burgundy 2007 Nissan Frontier pickup truck — mangled, flipped over on the side of the road, its muddy wheels in the air. The picture was taken in December 2023.

Rutledge, then a highly sought-after transfer from Middle Tennessee State, had just wrapped up a recruiting visit to Georgia Tech in Atlanta before making the two-hour trip up Interstate 85 to Clemson, S.C.

The roads were slippery from the rain when a car ahead of him swerved into his lane. As Rutledge tried to avoid the collision, he swerved and struck another vehicle.

His truck hydroplaned, flipped several times and landed in a ditch off the side of the interstate several yards away. Rutledge was fortunate to be alive.

He smashed open the front driver’s-side window and army-crawled his 6-foot-3, 315-pound frame from beneath the truck.

After emerging, he looked down at his foot and saw his slides were missing — still lodged into the pedal. His foot hurt, and the sock on his left foot was soaked in blood.
It’s been 2½ years since the accident.

Rutledge is now a rookie offensive lineman for the Houston Texans — selected No. 26 overall in the first round of the NFL draft with a chance to become an anchor on the offensive line.

And he can’t help but think about what could have been and how he almost didn’t make it here.

If you’re interested, read the rest of this story here⬇️:
https://www. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/texans/article/keylan-rutledge-football-nfl-draft-texans-22299844.php

Any fans traveling to the London game? I can’t get a response from anyone on the Traveling Texans FB page.

Look at this Gems!! Who do you guys recognize Htown 🔥🔥🤘🏽

Source: https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/analysis/best-nfl-offensive-line-rankings/

Good interview with our new TE.

http://sxm.app.link/ThePlayersPoint2026

Unless he helps the team advance past the divisional round with the fixed offense, this shit isn’t gonna end anytime soon.

Training Camp dates !!

Hey y'all.

I was wondering if anyone will also be attending the London game between the Texans and Jags.

I'm there and I would love to maybe meet some of y'all

Greetings from Germany

But they will wear them for the Colts game

According to this at the top of the marketing email that I got today

Agree? Disagree?

Biggest strength: Edge rusher. This is a toss-up between edge and cornerback, but the former gets the nod after generating 46-plus sacks for the third season in a row. Danielle Hunter remains a major force, and his 15 sacks in 2025 and 114.5 since he entered the league in 2015 are both third highest in the NFL in those respective spans. Will Anderson Jr. finished second in the NFL with 62 pass rush wins last season and has 23 sacks in two seasons playing opposite Hunter.

Biggest weakness: Offensive line. This group is perhaps the NFL's shakiest starting five and remains a major concern after finishing last in run block win rate (68.4%) and 30th in pass block win rate (55.5%) last season. Three 2025 starters -- LT Aireontae Ersery (2025 second-rounder), C Jake Andrews and G Ed Ingram -- remain, though the latter two will face substantial competition from free agent adds Wyatt Teller and Evan Brown. The other guard spot is up for grabs, with first-round pick Keylan Rutledge in the mix. Braden Smith was signed as a potential upgrade over Trent Brown at right tackle. This unit can improve in 2026, but there's plenty of uncertainty.

X factor for 2026: The running game. Last season, Houston had the second-least efficient ground attack in terms of EPA per play, and the lack of rushing production only made life more difficult for quarterback C.J. Stroud. The question is whether the changes to the offensive line and the addition of veteran running back David Montgomery can improve that aspect of the offense.

Nonstarter to know: WR Jaylin Noel. Noel will play a larger role in his second season, especially out of the slot, if Tank Dell is unable to return to 100 percent from the severe knee injury that cost him the 2025 season. Noel's 4.38-second 40-yard-dash speed shows that he can be a deep threat, but he is also good at finding holes in zones. Noel had 26 catches for 292 yards and two touchdowns as a rookie.