The Houston Texans are receiving unexpected praise for their offseason moves, particularly the trade of five-time Pro Bowl tackle Laremy Tunsil. Analyst Ben Solak commends the Texans for resetting their offensive line, which struggled last season, allowing the third-most sacks. By trading Tunsil for multiple draft picks, including a second-rounder in 2026, the Texans can begin rebuilding their offensive line. They have also offloaded Kenyon Green in exchange for C.J. Gardner-Johnson, which is seen as a positive step.

Despite these moves, Solak has reservations about the Texans’ new acquisitions, which include Trent Brown and Cam Robinson, suggesting they are not reliable starters. As the Texans prepare for the NFL Draft, where they hold several top picks, the focus will be on finding the right players to solidify their offensive front and support quarterback C.J. Stroud in his development.