C.J. Stroud have secured a new stadium site valued at up to $20,000,000,000 Billion. When they….
After rallying from behind in the second half and overtime to overcome the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII, the Kansas City Chiefs are back at the top of the NFL standings.
For those who are watching at home, draft season is now underway.
On April 25, what will the Houston Texans do with the 23rd overall pick? All of that will depend on who you speak with when free agency begins next month.
NFL Network reports that Houston has added Oklahoma offensive tackle Tyler Guyton to strengthen its offensive line in an effort to keep C.J. Stroud upright.
Guyton, a right tackle for the Sooners who started two seasons ago, was unstoppable in Mobile, Alabama, during the Senior Bowl. Guyton was projected to be drafted in the early second round, but after a strong practice, teams are now focusing on him in the top 25.
Numerous injuries to Houston’s offensive line resulted in frequent changes to the starting five. After undergoing knee surgery, second-year guard Kenyon Green was declared out of the season in August. While fellow rookie Jarrett Patterson only appeared in seven games, rookie Juice Scruggs was placed on injured reserve and wasn’t allowed to return until Week 12.
Before training camp began, Tytus Howard signed a three-year, $56 million contract extension. However, during the team’s Week 12 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, he sustained a knee injury that necessitated season-ending surgery. Howard, a tackle by trade, moved inside to guard after Green was sidelined before the regular season began.
