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Tank Dell is looking sharp.

Texans news: Tank Dell's tough workout after devastating injury will inspire fans Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell has looked sharp in his road to recovery from a serious knee injury.

Will Anderson Jr. admitted he’d usually have a problem with another grown man claiming him as a son, but he’s willing to let it slide when the guy doing it is LeBron James.

You honestly can't blame the Texans star for rolling with the punches after the King tried to convince everyone he has a secret defensive end in the family.

LeBron James has been making headlines all offseason 😤 but his comparison of Will Anderson to Bronny James might be the most unexpected thing he's said yet

Anderson's response to being called his son's twin is already the funniest and most perfectly delivered quote of the entire NBA offseason 🔗👇

Just once more in his prime

Tank Dell is finally on track to make his return ✅

After missing the entire 2025 season while recovering from the devastating knee injury he suffered in Week 16 of the 2024 campaign, the wide receiver appears poised to rejoin the team for offseason activities later this summer.

Dell wasted little time making an impact after being selected in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, quickly emerging as a key weapon in the Texans’ passing attack.

With Nico Collins leading the receiving corps and promising young targets like Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel continuing to develop, the Texans already have plenty of talent at wide receiver.

But if Dell returns to full health, Houston could regain the dynamic deep threat it missed last season and give an offense that ranked 24th in passing success rate a much-needed spark 📈

E.J. Speed made the most of his opportunity in Houston.

After signing a one-year deal ahead of the 2025 season, the veteran linebacker became a valuable contributor on one of the NFL's top defenses, bringing experience, physicality and consistency whenever his number was called.

That performance earned Speed a two-year contract extension this offseason, giving him the opportunity to continue playing an important role as the Texans look to build on another successful season in 2026.

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The Texans' $54 million linebacker just got one of the wildest comparisons you'll ever hear.

An NFL personnel evaluator called Azeez Al-Shaair...
"The Dennis Rodman of linebackers."
Why?
"He gets in everyone's head. He can run all day and can play every down."

After earning his first Pro Bowl selection, Al-Shaair was ranked No. 6 among the NFL's best off-ball linebackers by ESPN.

His 2025 season:
🔹103 tackles
🔹9 passes defended
Those 9 pass breakups were the most by a Texans player with 100+ tackles since Brian Cushing (2009).

Texans DC Matt Burke on what makes him special:
"He has a real ability to uncoil in a short space... That's part of his superpower."

GM Nick Caserio added:
"When he's on the field, he plays the way DeMeco wants the team to play. And when he's off the field, he represents the organization the way the McNair family wants to be represented. That's kind of rare."

Love him or hate him...Azeez Al-Shaair is becoming one of the NFL's most feared linebackers.

ESPN surveyed NFL executives, coaches and scouts to rank the league’s top off-ball linebackers entering the 2026 season, and Azeez Al-Shaair came in at No. 6.

Al-Shaair earned leaguewide recognition after becoming the tone-setter for Houston’s physical defense.

He recorded nine passes defended, two interceptions and 100+ tackles last season, proving his value as an every-down linebacker in one of the NFL’s best units.

Jayden Higgins is drawing massive breakout buzz as he gears up for his highly anticipated sophomore campaign.

Following a highly impressive rookie season featuring forty-one catches and six touchdowns, the dynamic playmaker is primed to see his workload skyrocket as his chemistry with C.J. Stroud continues to grow.

She helped bring football back to Houston and built more than a franchise. She helped build a family.

Janice S. McNair's kindness, faith, and unwavering love for the Texans left a lasting mark on everyone who crossed her path. Her legacy will forever be woven into the history of Houston football and the hearts of the people she inspired.

Rest in peace, Janice McNair. Thank you for everything. ❤️🏈