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The Houston Texans roster can still stand an upgrade or three..." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteBattle Red Bloga Houston Texans communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsTexansOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Texans StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Texans NewsYahoo Texans Team PageYahoo Texans ReportYahoo Texans Depth ChartYahoo Texans TransactionsYahoo Texans PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Filed under:Red Zone PlayRed Zone Play: Best of the Rest (Part 2)New Youth Max Scharping Jersey ,5commentsThe Houston Texans roster can still stand an upgrade or three...CDTShareTweetShareShareRed Zone Play: Best of the Rest (Part 2)Photo by Tim Warner/Getty ImagesLast week we took a look at several players still on the free agent market. While it’s easy to assume many are still out there for performance or character issues, some are just still out there because they’re asking for all the money. Chances are this won’t happen, but what’s stopping the Texans from bringing in Suh and McCoy on one year deals? Overpay them both and watch as the rest of the league trembles in terror at a defensive line comprised entirely of first round, pro bowl, in some cases future hall of fame players. But, that’s pure fantasy... But, this is still the off-season, still a time when making up crazy ideas and speculating on pure fantasy is acceptable. So let’s do some more of that. With seven of the Texans 22 starters looking bound for the Pro Bowl, there’s certainly cause for celebration - but also room for improvement. Here’s our batch of crazy things that could, but probably won’t, happen to improve the Houston Texans roster:Houston Texans trade for Josh NormanAnyone who’s been paying attention knows the Texans defensive backfield has a long way to go to put the lock on anyone, especially the Colts. So White Max Scharping Jersey , with rumors swirling that the Washington Redskins are ok with Norman finding a new home, tossing out a low-ball trade offer to shore up the cornerback position might not be a bad idea. Houston Texans sign former Bronco Chris Harris Jr. After beating John Elway in the All-Bust-No-Boom [NAME REDACTED] Sweepstakes a few years ago, the Texans are due some leveling of the scales. Waiting for John Elway to move on from cornerback Chris Harris Jr., then swooping in to grab him makes a lot of sense. Especially since Elway has often taken the Al “I’m demanding 3x what this deal is worth” Davis trade philosophy. Houston Texans trade for offensive tackle Cordy GlennThe Cincinnati Bengals grabbed my favorite tackle in the draft last month, landing Jonah Williams with their first overall pick. That means Glenn is suddenly expendable and the Bengals could look to save the $7 million dollar cap hit by turning Glenn over to a trade partner. If Houston was willing to give up a mid-round pick next year for a tackle who can play left, right or guard makes almost too much sense. Houston Texans sign veteran safety Eric BerryWith a long history of bringing in older safeties with big names, it’s a bit of a head scratcher why Houston hasn’t done this already. Surely, Rick Smith would have done so already. But, Berry is nearing the end of the road and maybe the Houston front office is still feeling the sting of Ed Reed... but, even if Berry only pays 25% of the downs in 2019, his leadership could do a lot for a secondary desperately seeking a new identity. Houston Texans sign running back T.J. YeldonThis one is more far-fetched than others, simply due to the taint of character issues Yeldon exudes after his all too public spat with Tom Coughlin and the Jacksonville brass. But Vyncint Smith Jersey , he’s still a talented young runner with a chip on his shoulder who might just enjoy getting to gash the Jaguars defense twice a year. And, let’s face it, Houston’s running back room is a ghost town once you look past Lamar Miller. Houston Texans sign offensive guard Quinton SpainHere’s another head scratcher. Spain is a stating quality offensive lineman, still in his 20s and still on the street. Maybe his motivation doesn’t match his talent, or maybe his drive has driven off. Either way, Zach Fulton isn’t going to replace himself, so Houston still needs to bring in more competition on the offensive line. There you have it. Another batch of players the Texans can bring in to help immediately. Add these ones to the list that includes Morris Claiborne, Muhammad Wilkerson, Donald Penn, Alfred Morris, Jay Ajayi and Captain Munnerlyn. Odds are, Houston is taking stock of what they have in mini-camps before going further with the roster churn at o-line and secondary. But Jordan Thomas Jersey , it doesn’t make a ton of sense to grip that strategy tightly when player who can help are on the street -better to get them in early so they can have more time to be the best player they can be prior to opening day. What do you think? Any of these names get you fired up? Thinking of a player Houston should go after who could help out immediately? Still wish Patrick Peterson had been traded to the Texans instead of suspended? Give us your strategy in the comments section. The Texans’ general manager stood up on the podium today."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Texans StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Texans NewsYahoo Texans Team PageYahoo Texans ReportYahoo Texans Depth ChartYahoo Texans TransactionsYahoo Texans PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub 鉁昇ews2019 NFL Draft2019 Houston Texans Offseason2019 NFL Draft: Brian Gaine SpeaksNew,24commentsThe Texans’ general manager stood up on the podium today. CDTShareTweetShareShare2019 NFL Draft: Brian Gaine SpeaksBrian Spurlock-USA TODAY SportsI really love to pick someone’s brain. You know, really take an ice cream scoop to their skull, get in there, and see what they are actually thinking. Brian Gaine took the top off yesterday and let loose, divulging lots of interesting information to the beat reporters, and afterwards Aaron Wilson took to Twitter to let us, the simpletons, know what Gaine was thinking. The biggest news, and best news, from Gaine is that Will Fuller V should be ready for Week One against the Saints. The speed demon tore his ACL against the Miami Dolphins last year, and with his injury went the Texans’ offense; it was back to being banal and run-heavy Brandon Dunn Jersey , limiting Deshaun Watson and snipping his downfield passing ability. Fuller should be there when the Texans play the New Orleans Saints’ whatever pass defense on Monday Night Football. Gaine also discussed D’Onta Foreman. The Texans’ primary backup to Lamar Miller broke out against Blaine Gabbert and the Arizona Cardinals in 2017, but tore his Achilles while barraging into the end zone. He played a few games last season and wasn’t himself. He looked more like a rolling walrus than a dancing bear. This offseason, he lost weight, is in good shape, and should be back to his rookie self in 2019. The elephant in the room is one of the best edge defenders in football, ordained with dreadlocks, wound in muscle, and impossible to block in the run game. The Texans franchise-tagged Jadeveon Clowney. The reports have been that both sides are far away from reaching a deal. Gaine said the plan is still to extend him. Good. They should do that. Give him $100 over five years and $60 million guaranteed. Get it done. Lastly, Gaine discussed the team’s left tackle situation. The plan is for Matt Kalil and Julien Davenport to compete for the starting spot. Again, good. Bring it. My boat is the only one tied up at Daven’s port. He’s better than Kalil. He should play left tackle. And you know what? Kalil is going to end up the starter even if he shouldn’t be. The Texans didn’t pay him $7.5 million this year for him to not play over Davenport. It’s going to be an atrocity. Then Seantrel Henderson will get injured and Davenport will play right tackle, and we are going to be riding the same carousel all over again.