The Houston Texans traded away two starting offensive linemen to kick off 2025 NFL free agency, saying goodbye to both Laremy Tunsil and Kenyon Green. Now they've potentially replaced one of them, on Thursday acquiring former second-round draft pick Ed Ingram from the Minnesota Vikings,

The Minnesota Vikings are trading guard Ed Ingram to the Houston Texans, NFL Network reported Thursday. The Vikings will receive a 2026 sixth-round draft pick from Houston in exchange for the three-year veteran.

Shortly after the news broke Tuesday that the Houston Texans were trading for ex-Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, NFL analysts, bloggers and Texans Twitter, began imagining what could become of Houston’s defense next season.

Houston has made 17 moves in initial wave of NFL free agency, including a blockbuster trade that caught the league off-guard Monday morning.

That's where most are regarding the Houston Texans following the trade of left tackle Laremy Tunsil to the Washington Commanders as the new league is underway Wednesday afternoon. Houston still looks to remain competitive in the AFC South and proved that by trading late-round future picks to secure Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Christian Kirk and Philadelphia Eagles defensive back C.

The Houston Texans might not have wanted to trade for Los Angeles Rams All-Pro wide receiver Cooper Kupp and pay his extensive salary over the next two years. Could the two-time defending AFC South champs be interested in the 32-year-old now that he's a free agent?

Cooper Kupp was released by the Los Angeles Rams earlier this week and it's now the Dallas Cowboys who have emerged as a potential suitor. The Cowboys are working to make a deal with Kupp, but despite their push are not currently considered the most likely landing spot for the former All-Pro wide receiver,

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones downplayed the idea that the team will be aggressive in free agency this offseason, but they are reportedly making a play for one of the biggest names still on the open market.