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Former Texans President Jamey Rootes Joins Houston Dynamo From chaos to stability. Photo by Leslie Plaza Johnson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images There have been numerous people associated with the Houston Texans who no longer are anymore since Jack Easterby’s reign of terror began. From the players we loved, to the competent front office executives, to even those in the business and the P.R. side of it, many have left the chaos for Houston for other spots in the NFL or the sporting world at large. One of those who fled is (former) Texans president Jamey Roots. Rootes had one of the easi...

New England Patriots at Houston Texans, Week 5, Oct. 10, 1 p.m. ET (CBS) The Texans and Patriots will be among the most fresh-faced teams in the NFL in 2021 with massive roster overhauls having colored each of their offseasons. However, this one draws interest as well considering who will be on the sidelines and in the front office. Texans general manager Nick Caserio and executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby are products of the Patriots and the Bill Belichick umbrella. This should make for an interesting reunion. Houston Texans at Arizona Cardinals, Week 7, Oct. 24, 4...

According to the Houston Chronicle, the Texans had originally planned to trade Watson this week.

Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images The best teams approach the NFL Draft with their long-term needs in mind. In a best case scenario their rookie class will have a dramatic impact from their first practice, but most need time to acclimate to the drastic jump in competition. Realistically, most of the core contributors to their upcoming season are already on the payroll. With that in mind, I think it’s a good time to take a look at every team in the NFL to try to assess the needs they’ll address in the NFL Draft as well as how far off they are from chasing Lombardis. Each team below i...

If it feels like election season never really ended here in Houston, there is a good reason for that. A public battle that has been nearly as contentious and every bit as polarizing has been waged since the first week of January between the local NFL franchise and its star quarterback, two entities that probably carry more sway and more emotional investment than any politician. The Houston Texans have spent the better part of the last two years botching various hires, player transactions, trades, and in-game execution. Meanwhile, one of the few players they've had performing at a high level,...