On this Thursday, we hope your day is going splendidly and continues to improve. Yesterday, we took a step back to assess and consolidate the latest Mock Draft roundup, marking the fourth iteration of such analysis this offseason. Notably, this roundup follows recent trades, altering Houston’s draft position to the second round at 42nd overall. As of now, only eight analysts have published mock drafts spanning two rounds or more post-trade, a figure expected to increase gradually.
There's a new Mock Draft Roundup.
Click the link to find out who some experts think the Texans will take 42nd overall.
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A fresh Mock Draft Roundup has surfaced, featuring an article penned by the esteemed John McClain, detailing the Houston Texans’ draft strategies. McClain suggests that the team is eyeing defensive tackle, cornerback, and wide receiver positions as potential targets, aligning with observations gleaned from the aforementioned Mock Draft Roundup.
In other news, Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud made an appearance at Ohio State’s Pro Day in Columbus. Stroud’s attendance recalls his participation in previous Pro Days, where he showcased his skills alongside notable talents such as Marvin Harrison, Jr., Chris Olave, and Garrett Wilson.
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Meanwhile, our own John Harris provided coverage from the Texas A&M Pro Day in College Station earlier this week. Harris highlighted several Aggies expected to hear their names called during the April draft.
Additionally, Johnny and I delved into a comprehensive examination of defensive end Denico Autry and engaged in a Mock Draft Simulation, identifying potential draft picks for the Texans.
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