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Texans trade for Vikings' Ed Ingram in offensive line rebuild

The Texans continue to redo their offensive line as they acquired Minnesota Vikings guard Ed Ingram in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick on Thursday.

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Texans trade former first-round pick, continue offensive line overhaul

Houston general manager Nick Caserio eyes a rebuilt offensive line for C.J. Stroud and a dominant secondary in 2025.

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Ed Ingram: What you need to know about Houston Texans' latest offensive line addition

The Houston Texans acquired guard Ed Ingram from the Minnesota Vikings in a trade Thursday. Houston sent back a 2026 sixth-round pick. Ingram’s addition becomes the latest move in Houston “hitting the reset button” at offensive line as head coach DeMeco Ryans said at the NFL combine last month.

Long snapper Jon Weeks leaves Texans

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Long snapper Jon Weeks leaves Texans as franchise’s longest tenured player

For a long time, the most in the history of the Texans, every field goal, extra point and punt has begun with a precise, practiced, professional snap delivered by veteran long snapper Jon Weeks. As the longest tenured player in franchise history and one of the most reliable special teams contributors in NFL history,

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LS Jon Weeks leaves Houston after 15 seasons to join 49ers

Long snapper Jon Weeks has spent his entire career in Houston, playing 15 seasons for the Texans. He left Thursday, signing a one-year deal with the 49ers. The 49ers announced the signings of Weeks along with tight end Luke Farrell to a three-year deal,

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The longest-tenured Houston Texan is moving on. Long snapper Jon Weeks signs with San Francisco 49ers

The Houston Texans' longest-tenured player, long snapper Jon Weeks, signed a one-year contract with San Francisco 49ers, the team announced. The deal is worth $1.42 million, a source told the Chronicle.

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Why Houston Texans coach DeMeco Ryans retained and promoted Cole Popovich to offensive line coach

Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans said that a key trait he was looking for in his offensive coordinator search was someone who “can help our quarterback most, help us with where we had our ...

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Instant analysis: Ed Ingram becoms the new Kendrick Green for the Texans in 2025

The Texans are trading a 2026 sixth-round pick to the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for the 2022 second-round pick out of LSU. With Houston completely revamping its offensive line under new coach Cole ...

C.J. Gardner-Johnson trade grades: Texans get feistier, Eagles buy low on former top pick

The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to trade defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson and a 2026 sixth-round pick to the Houston ...

Roy Lopez wants to coach one day, picked Detroit Lions to learn how from Dan Campbell

Roy Lopez is expected to play a rotational role at DT this fall for a Detroit Lions team that could be without Alim McNeill ...

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Sources: Texans officially hire assistant coaches Jerry Schuplinski, Frank Okam, retain majority of staff

Recommended Videos The Texans bring back defensive coordinator Matt Burke, special teams coordinator Frank Ross, assistant special teams coordinator Will Burnham, assistant head coach/running ...

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Texans targeting protecting Stroud, WRs in free agency

HOUSTON -- This past week during the the combine, Houston Texans coach DeMeco Ryans made it clear that improving his team's pass protection and wide receiver room were points of emphasis for the ...

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Texans coach DeMeco Ryans reflects on 'tough decision' to fire OC Bobby Slowik

The firing of Bobby Slowik didn't come easy for Houston Texans coach DeMeco Ryans following a divisional round against the Kansas City Chiefs. Ryans, a former Pro Bowl linebacker, planned on getting ...

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