Texans Lock in Tight End Dalton Schultz

0:00It's March 6 for the NFL, let's get into it. The Houston Texans keep building their roster with another key extension. They have agreed to a one-year deal with tight-end Dalton Schultz worth $12.6 million. This guarantees him $17.6 million over the next two years through 2027. This comes right after their big move with defensive end Danielle Hunter. Just 24 hours earlier, they gave him a $40 million extension. Now the offense gets some love, locking in their starting tight end. Schultz had a strong 2025 season. In 17 games, he caught 82 passes for 776 yards and three touchdowns. That marked his best years since joining the team. He came over from the Dallas Cowboys in the 2023 off season. Houston sees him as a core piece on offense and wants to reward their veterans. These deals show the Texans are serious about contending. Expect more moves as they gear up for the season ahead.

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