There’s just no arguing that the past several years of Houston Texans drafting has been, well, less than desirable. After Bill O’Brien and Jack Easterby gutted the draft pick pantry, then used what was left on the likes of Lonnie Johnson Jr., one doesn’t have to look far to see why this roster is in the state it’s in.
However, with his first full draft, bolstered by picks secured in the Deshaun Watson trade with the Cleveland Browns, Houston general manager Nick Caserio seems to have appeased the football gods with a buffet of young talent not seen in H-Town in a very long time.