Stingley extended - 3 years $90M, $89M guaranteed.
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I like this deal and I like the fact that Nick signs these 2 and 3 year deals, it is good for the player and the team.
Yes - only nitpick, and it doesn't really matter, but if you're going to guarantee $89M, why not guarantee all $90M? I'm sure there's a reason, but seems silly to leave out $1M so that it's not "fully guaranteed".
Good contract, and great job getting it done now, before the Jets extend Sauce GardnerTexan_Aggie said:
Stingley extended - 3 years $90M, $89M guaranteed.
That is a lot of guaranteed money but he has earned it. Glad we locked him up.Texan_Aggie said:
Stingley extended - 3 years $90M, $89M guaranteed.
Makes sense for both sides.
Texans can get ahead of the market rather than react, also gives them flexibility and an "out" if it doesn't work out.
Player gets guaranteed money and an opportunity to lock up another contract at top of market in their prime.
Texans can get ahead of the market rather than react, also gives them flexibility and an "out" if it doesn't work out.
Player gets guaranteed money and an opportunity to lock up another contract at top of market in their prime.
3 year window. We now have CJ, Anderson, and Stingley all up for new contracts in 3 years. Better make some hay between now and then.
One interesting thing that I'm sure Caserio is monitoring...
The NFL TV rights expire at the conclusion of the 2033 season, but there is an opt-out clause for the NFL which allows the league to opt-out after the 2028 season if they want. Netflix and Amazon desperately want more share of the NFL and I'm betting there'll be a large chunk of money thrown at the league close to this opt-out date.
I'm not sure what this does to our window, but potentially extends it if the salary cap scales with the revenue increases. Presumably there's not a large jump, but rather a gradual increase.
The NFL TV rights expire at the conclusion of the 2033 season, but there is an opt-out clause for the NFL which allows the league to opt-out after the 2028 season if they want. Netflix and Amazon desperately want more share of the NFL and I'm betting there'll be a large chunk of money thrown at the league close to this opt-out date.
I'm not sure what this does to our window, but potentially extends it if the salary cap scales with the revenue increases. Presumably there's not a large jump, but rather a gradual increase.
saw it posted that this extension doesn't negate his current contract. Just secures him getting those 3 extra years meaning we still have year 4, the 5th year option and then these 3 years. Not sure if true but, would be great.
Cartographer said:
saw it posted that this extension doesn't negate his current contract. Just secures him getting those 3 extra years meaning we still have year 4, the 5th year option and then these 3 years. Not sure if true but, would be great.
If the Texans pick up Stingley’s 5th-year option and add a 3-year, $30M APY extension, here’s how it breaks down:
— Houston Stressans (@TexansCommenter) March 17, 2025
🔹2025 cap hit: $11M
🔹Projected 5th-year option: $17M (1 Pro Bowl escalator estimate)
🔹Extension: $90M over 3 years
Scenarios:
🔹5-year average cap hit (2025 +…
Derek Stingley Jr.'s new deal with the #Texans includes a fifth-year option that he was slated to receive in 2026. So, he's under the #Texans' contractual control for five seasons -- two from his rookie deal, plus the three-year, $90M extension reached today.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) March 17, 2025
So it looks like we've locked him up for 5 more years.
Alabama OG Tyler Booker will be a #Texans target in this upcoming draft & now has fallen out of the first in both Mel Kiper & Daniel Jeremiah’s mock drafts.
— Jacob (@TexansJacob) March 18, 2025
His combine testing could drop him but I believe the Texans would be thrilled with him at 25 still & would take him. pic.twitter.com/SslU3jv4Sr
Booker sliding in mocks, would love to grab him at 25 even if the draft pundits are moving him into the 2nd round.
Although if he is slipping, and if other OL start to look like they'll slip then this rumor would be very nice
https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/news/houston-texans-predicted-complete-trade-new-england-patriots
SI has us trading 25 to New England for 38 and 77.
Former Jaguars free-agent CB Ronald Darby is signing a one-year, $2.5 million deal with the Houston Texans, per source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 17, 2025
Okudah went to the Vikings and we grabbed Darby to try him out as CB3 (probably a good bridge and draft someone on day 3 to groom).
If all the LT's (Campbell, Membou, Banks, Simmons) are gone by 25 then I wouldn't have an issue with that trade.IrishAg said:Alabama OG Tyler Booker will be a #Texans target in this upcoming draft & now has fallen out of the first in both Mel Kiper & Daniel Jeremiah’s mock drafts.
— Jacob (@TexansJacob) March 18, 2025
His combine testing could drop him but I believe the Texans would be thrilled with him at 25 still & would take him. pic.twitter.com/SslU3jv4Sr
Booker sliding in mocks, would love to grab him at 25 even if the draft pundits are moving him into the 2nd round.
Although if he is slipping, and if other OL start to look like they'll slip then this rumor would be very nice
https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/news/houston-texans-predicted-complete-trade-new-england-patriots
SI has us trading 25 to New England for 38 and 77.
The #Texans recently restructured DL Denico Autry’s contract via @AaronWilson_NFL
— Jacob (@TexansJacob) March 17, 2025
Confirms that Autry will be on this team next year & he “expects” it to save them around 6-7M pic.twitter.com/E23JGHGAEo
We're still clearing more cap space, glad we're keeping Autry with a better cap number. He did look great in the 2nd half of the year.
Bring in Bradbury
I disagree. 25 to 38 is a long way to trade down, with only a mid-third rounder in return. Even if all of the LT's are gone, you can grab an instant starter at G or WR or maybe even TE. Not interested.Max Power said:If all the LT's (Campbell, Membou, Banks, Simmons) are gone by 25 then I wouldn't have an issue with that trade.IrishAg said:Alabama OG Tyler Booker will be a #Texans target in this upcoming draft & now has fallen out of the first in both Mel Kiper & Daniel Jeremiah’s mock drafts.
— Jacob (@TexansJacob) March 18, 2025
His combine testing could drop him but I believe the Texans would be thrilled with him at 25 still & would take him. pic.twitter.com/SslU3jv4Sr
Booker sliding in mocks, would love to grab him at 25 even if the draft pundits are moving him into the 2nd round.
Although if he is slipping, and if other OL start to look like they'll slip then this rumor would be very nice
https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/news/houston-texans-predicted-complete-trade-new-england-patriots
SI has us trading 25 to New England for 38 and 77.
Dropping 13 spots for a 3rd rounder seems pretty MEH especially when youre giving up the 1st Rd pick 5th year option as well
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
MaxPower said:
Bring in Bradbury
https://www.profootballrumors.com/2025/03/patriots-c-garrett-bradbury-agree-to-deal
Too late, also the patriots can overpay everybody right now
Source: #Texans have restructured offensive tackle Tytus Howard's contract, lowering base salary to $1.117 million with signing bonus conversion of $14,330 million, added 2029 voidable year. New cap figure: $11.581 million, down from $23.05 million
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) March 19, 2025
Wow, we're doing some extreme cap wizardry. With us restructuring this out for 3 more years it sounds like DeMeco and Caley have Howard as one of our tackles long term.
Do we need more cap room in 2025? Doesn't seem like there is anyone else out there worth adding.
Cap flexibility has typically been Caserio's best tool for getting his veteran's on board in the offseason and during the season
I would assume it's this and likely working out the cap for the next few years/extensions
I would assume it's this and likely working out the cap for the next few years/extensions
I wonder if we're looking at a trade or something? I don't think we're signing anyone in FA for big money at this pointMaxPower said:
Do we need more cap room in 2025? Doesn't seem like there is anyone else out there worth adding.
IrishAg said:I wonder if we're looking at a trade or something? I don't think we're signing anyone in FA for big money at this pointMaxPower said:
Do we need more cap room in 2025? Doesn't seem like there is anyone else out there worth adding.
Part of me has a feeling (or maybe wishful thinking) that we are trading for Trent Williams.
Doesn't converting salary to signing bonus leave you at the mercy of your players, who can hold out without risking almost any monetary penalty?
Cam Robinson is going to the #Texans on a 1-year deal worth up to $14.5M, per sources. He’s the new blindside protector for CJ Stroud. https://t.co/0X6FBFDZWy
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) March 19, 2025
Beat me to the post. That's an interesting signing, I wonder how he was for the Vikings last year.
PFF graded him as slightly above average overall (better pass pro). Better than rolling with an unproven second year.KTAG05 said:Cam Robinson is going to the #Texans on a 1-year deal worth up to $14.5M, per sources. He’s the new blindside protector for CJ Stroud. https://t.co/0X6FBFDZWy
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) March 19, 2025
Agreed, also gives us a lot of flexibility back at 25. So if they go BPA and it's not a OT, then we still have Robinson, Howard, and Fisher to battling to start next year.MaxPower said:PFF graded him as slightly above average overall (better pass pro). Better than rolling with an unproven second year.KTAG05 said:Cam Robinson is going to the #Texans on a 1-year deal worth up to $14.5M, per sources. He’s the new blindside protector for CJ Stroud. https://t.co/0X6FBFDZWy
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) March 19, 2025
cheaper contract but doesn't seem like an upgrade at all. Guess attitude is everything
He's not as good but this is about resource allocation
Cheaper contract is a little misleading since Tunsil was making 21 million this year and Cam has 12 that could go up to 14.5, so that's almost half what Tunsil was making for not that big of a drop off.
This was clearly about culture
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
Agreed, they've pretty much laid down the gauntlet that no one is untouchable, everyone is going to have to work hard, and the front office is going to do what it needs to move this team forward.Mr.Bond said:
This was clearly about culture
Also saw a good point that with all of the extra draft picks we have next year, we now can retool if none of these moves are a home run this year.
I guess we're all good with moving up from 141 to 132 on penalties in exchange for a worse blocker.
Oh well, not in my control. We'll see what things look like next year. Hard to say we've upgraded things on the line so far.
Oh well, not in my control. We'll see what things look like next year. Hard to say we've upgraded things on the line so far.
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