How latest comments from Texans GM shine new light on Houston's future plans

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Houston Texans GM Nick Caserio spoke at the NFL Combine on Wednesday and answered several questions about how the Texans will approach free agency, and much more.

ESPN Houston's The Killer B's read into Caserio's comments and explain why they now believe the Texans won't be using the franchise tag on DE Jonathan Greenard or TE Dalton Schultz.

Don't miss the video above for the full discussion.

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The Texans made a deal right before the buzzer. Composite Getty Image.

After watching many of the top teams in the AFC improve their rosters before the trade deadline, Texans fans were hoping that Houston would do something similar.

According to multiple reports, the Texans have made a trade. But this move is not what many were envisioning. Houston has agreed to trade DT Khalil Davis to the 49ers for a 7th-round pick in 2026.

With Denico Autry back from a suspension three weeks ago, and Mario Edwards Jr. set to return after this Sunday's game, the Texans must have felt confident enough with their defensive line to move Davis to San Francisco. Let's hope they're right.

Davis played just 26% of the snaps on defense versus the Jets. Defensive tackles Tim Settle, Foley Fatukasi, and Kurt Hinish all played a higher percentage of snaps than Davis.

This feels familiar

Houston made a similar decision when they traded Cam Akers to the Vikings a few weeks ago because Dameon Pierce was returning from injury (hamstring). Since then, Pierce has been injured again (groin) and didn't play against the Jets.

That's the risk when you trade away your depth. At the end of the day, Texans fans shouldn't be too concerned with the activity or lack their of at the deadline.

It's just hard watching the top contenders getting better while the Texans sit on their hands.


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