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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 8 MIN

Does The Texans Offensive Line Look Better Than Last Years?

from The Sean Salisbury Show

Still making a splash in the legal tampering and free agency period in the NFL, the Texans continue to shop free agents and potential prospects around the league looking to increase their depth in all sides of the ball before the kickoff of the 2025 season. Yesterday afternoon, news broke in the league that the Texans had acquired offensive tackle Cam Robinson, recently a Minnesota Viking, to a one-year deal down in Houston. Following the Texans pickup from the free agency portal with Cam, the Texans also happened to extend defensive end Danielle Hunter to a one-year $35.6M contract extension. With Hunter signing his contract extension now makes him the second-highest paid DE in the NFL now behind Myles Garret. With the offseason continuing to roll on and with the Texans shopping like there's no tomorrow looking to make it to another postseason Sean and Dan pose the question to listeners, does the Texans offensive line look better than it did the last season?

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