While NRG Park remains in play, Texans owner Cal McNair said the team is seriously considering alternatives throughout the ...

The Houston Texans are looking to build a new headquarters that could include an entertainment district, owner Cal McNair ...

Mike Tomon and the McNairs continue to preach that the Houston Texans could be on the move from their current practice ...

Houston Texans' execs talked Monday about moving the practice facility, and team chair Cal McNair shared thoughts about NRG ...

Separately from a new headquarters, the Texans are also negotiating ... last month to the Chronicle that they plan to remain in the Greater Houston area, and would not leave.

The Texans will continue to play home games at NRG Stadium, which is owned by Harris County, with a lease agreement through ...

Alexander of the Houston Chronicle. As of early April, no timetable is set for potential construction of the new headquarters, and the Texans' plans appear to be quite expansive. Reportedly ...

The Houston Texans are to receive far less public funding for their stadium renovations compared to others around the NFL.

With renovation costs projected to be around $1 billion and without much help from the city or county, the Houston Texans might end up footing more of the bill.

The Houston Texans traded out of the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night, sending the 25th overall pick to the New York Giants in exchange for three picks, one of which was a 2026 third ...

So surely, Houston has a backup plan. That being said, it would certainly sting if Kansas City were able to trade up one spot in front of the Texans and steal the top player on Houston's board.

NFL insider Tony Pauline has reported that Houston will be selecting a lineman or a wide out with its first of two second-round picks Friday evening. "The Texans now own the selection immediately ...