With the 103rd pick in the NFL Draft, receiving legend Andre Johnson announced that the Texans would select Keke Coutee. Although I don't know if he'll attain the level of greatness as "The Natural", I think Keke Coutee will turn heads and become a breakout wide receiver for the Texans in 2018.

FPC Texans editor Sam Gubner interviews Houston Texans undrafted free agent signing Kinglsey Opara.

With the 98th pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, the Texans selected Jordan Akins, a tight end out of the University of Central Florida. Drafting Akins was a smart decision by Texans general manager Brian Gaine, because he has the overall talent and receiving prowess to replace former Texans tight end C.J. Fiedorowicz. 

The Texans selected Mississippi State offensive lineman Martinas Rankin with the 80th overall pick in the NFL Draft. This pick will shore up the tackle position, and maybe the offensive line as a whole, for the years to come.

Justin Reid, a projected first rounder, fell down draft boards and was eventually scooped up by the Texans in the third round. Reid is a tremendous talent, potential Pro Bowler, and the biggest steal of the NFL Draft. This clever pick can be attributed to Texans general manager Brian Gaine's best player available drafting strategy.

Before we reach the NFL draft Ben Rolfe looks back at the defensive acquisitions from the offseason so far. He picks the six players he thinks will make the biggest impact on their new teams.

The news that Whitney Mercilus returned from a pectoral injury was soon followed by reports that Texans general manager Brian Gaine believes extending him is a "priority". This article explains why extending Whitney Mercilus is not only a smart decision, but a necessary one.