This offseason is different than last year’s. Last year the Houston Texans were stagnant. Without top draft capital, a franchise quarterback, and limited cap space, the Texans were stuck plotting at the middle of the draft and finding former veterans to join the team. This year Houston has the third overall pick, a pending Deshaun Watson trade, a possible Laremy Tunsil trade, an interesting quarterback prospect, and can create enough cap space to add talent by releasing the Eric Murrays of the world. The Texans have capital this year.
But like last year, the Texans still face the same questions.