"Moving forward, our situation right now is a lot better than it was, I would say, when we sat here last year, from asset allocation, from a salary cap structure, from resources or players in the building, to externally, opportunities that might be available for us in free agency, to, right now, we have the third overall pick or whatever that is, whether or not we stay at three, that's a whole separate discussion, and we'll talk about the draft a little bit later," Caserio said. "So, I think there's some pretty good things in place. Again, there's a lot of work to do in front of us and we're not afraid to roll up our sleeves.
Texans sound like they’re open to possibly trading No. 3 pick in draft
