The NFL draft is nearly two months away, but the Houston Texans now have a baseline on which players fit their culture after spending a week in Indianapolis for the NFL Combine. It'll serve as a foundation for general manager Nick Caserio to finalize his draft board in late April when on the clock.

Even if Houston were to land someone in free agency, finding a long-term answer in the draft feels like a no-brainer. In the latest post-NFL Scouting Combine mock draft from Pro Football Focus, the Texans stand pat at No. 25 and take Ohio State offensive lineman Josh Simmons as a potential replacement for Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil.

The Houston Texans hold the 25th pick in the NFL draft. A look at six players they could choose and how each one would fit on the team.

The Houston Texans surprisingly find themselves in need of weapons heading into the NFL offseason, which is something the Texans were certainly not lacking goin

In the latest mock draft from The 33rd Team, the Houston Texans land two standout offensive weapons with their first two picks.

Texans GM Nick Caserio talked about if he is seeing more players be NFL-ready with the current format of college football. He said,"It's a great question. It's case by case. I would see you've kind of seen the players that have played a lot of football.

In the mind of Pro Football Focus draft expert Trevor Sikkema, the Texans could be fortunate enough to pick up Josh Simmons, the Ohio State offensive tackle who's suffered from in