The NFL offseason is bustling with activity as the Houston Texans prepare for their rookie minicamp. The team's offensive line, a focal point of discussion, is set for an intense competition this summer. Tytus Howard and Cam Robinson are expected to vie for starting spots, with second-round pick Aireontae Ersery adding to the mix. Coach DeMeco Ryans has indicated that Ersery will primarily play tackle, a position where he excelled in college. The Texans are currently satisfied with their roster but might explore the free-agent market if performance falters in training camp.

With the upcoming schedule release, fans have their eyes on the Texans’ overall direction and the potential impact of recent draft picks. Players like Blake Fisher and Junior Tafuna from undrafted free agents are also under the radar as the team finalizes its 53-man roster. The Texans are in a unique position with key cornerstone players, but question marks remain about their overall depth and performance, particularly on the offensive line, which is vital for quarterback C.J. Stroud's success.