It's been a hectic start to the offseason for the Houston Texans in what could be a franchise-defining season for the two-time AFC South champions. Offensively, they'll take a step back with the departure of five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil to the Washington Commanders, but at four picks could make up for the lost production.

The Texans wanted to change up the offensive line, so they cut ties with Shaq Mason and traded former first-round pick Kenyon Green to the Philadelphia Eagles as Jeff Stoutland's next pet project. They wanted to improve a top 10 secondary after Eric Murray left for Jacksonville,

General Manager Nick Caserio added standout safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson from the Eagles via trade, which included sending former first-round left guard Kenyon Green to Philadelphia. A rare player for player trade that could benefit both sides.