In the latest press briefing, Houston Texans GM Nick Caserio addressed the team's tight salary cap situation. After a splurge last offseason, the Texans are now looking at potential cap space between $4-8 million. This puts pressure on the front office to make strategic moves, such as restructuring contracts or letting go of players to create room for new additions.

Caserio hinted at a more adaptive approach, focusing on bargain signings similar to last year's successful one-season deals that brought in key contributors. With a competitive AFC landscape and a promising core led by rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud, the Texans aim to bolster their roster while staying financially prudent. Coach DeMeco Ryans emphasized the importance of building depth to weather the injury challenges faced in the prior season, advocating for playmakers who can step up when needed.