Houston Texans face tough decisions at NFL trade deadline next week
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 6:52 PM
Last updated Nov 3, 2026

The Houston Texans, currently 2-5, must navigate critical choices before the NFL trade deadline on November 10. General manager Nick Caserio's options include trading for immediate help or focusing on the future. The team has historically adopted a cautious approach to trades but could benefit from strategic upgrades as playoff hopes dwindle. Caserio indicated the Texans are open to conversations about potential deals, particularly with valuable draft picks at stake for the future. They will face the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 9, needing a decisive turnaround to restore playoff prospects.
- •Texans are 2-5, on the brink of playoff elimination.
- •Caserio has taken a measured approach to previous trade deadlines.
- •Upcoming game is against Los Angeles Chargers on November 5.
- •The Texans have a 24% chance to make the playoffs.
- •Key players need contract extensions by 2027.
- 6:52 PMYahoo Sports — What will Houston Texans do at NFL trade deadline? Decision is more complex than it seems.
"There's no easy decision for the Texans when it comes to next week's NFL trade deadline given their current predicament. Insider Jonathan M. Alexander takes a closer look at their options.
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