Why would any of us expect anything normal when the Texans draft comes to life later this month? Seeing how Houston Texans general manager/head coach Bill O’Brien has played his cards this offseason — with the signings and trades made — anything is possible come late April at the 2020 NFL Draft.
For all we know, the Texans draft ideas could be all over the table. The Texans have already traded their best wide receiver because of contract issues for a veteran running back and a second-round pick. Last season, the Texans made a surprise pick in the first round, so don’t expect a quiet evening for the first night of the 2020 NFL Draft just because the Texans currently don’t yet have a first-round pick.