Marc Vandermeer and John Harris break down why the Texans boast the AFC's best five-player core, then sit down with RB Jawhar Jordan and CB Alijah Huzzie ahead of training camp.

Marc Vandermeer and John Harris preview the Houston Texans' 25th season with a position-by-position breakdown of the offense and defense heading into training camp 2026. Topics include the revamped offensive line featuring Wyatt Teller, Keylan Rutledge, and Braden Smith, the David Montgomery-Woody Marks backfield, C.J. Stroud in Year 2 of the offense, the NFL's top-ranked defense led by Danielle Hunter and Will Anderson Jr., the Stingley-Lassiter corner combo, Netflix's Quarterback series, Janice McNair's legacy, and a deep dive into NFL.com's non-QB MVP candidates across the AFC South.

Hall of Fame sportswriter John McClain joins Marc Vandermeer and John Harris to preview Houston Texans 2026 training camp. The General breaks down the David Montgomery–Woody Marks backfield, discusses C.J. Stroud's doubters, and identifies the defensive line as the NFL's best front. Plus: a heartfelt tribute to Janice McNair, the 610-to-95.7 The Fan FM switch, paper-graded-too-high-or-too-low on the Cowboys, Bengals and Ravens, and why John Harbaugh's introductory speech to the Giants went viral for all the wrong reasons.

John Harris and Marc Vandermeer break the biggest Houston sports radio news in years — Sports Radio 610 officially becomes 95.7 The Fan on August 13, debuting on the Texans' preseason opener against the L.A. Chargers. The hosts count down what they're most excited to see at training camp, from David Montgomery's running style to Will Anderson Jr. mentoring Aireontae Ersery, the potential Tank Dell return, and the nuances of 53-man roster battles. S M.J. Stewart joins from internal media days to discuss his torn quad rehab, entering his ninth NFL season, the defense's championship-level chemistry, and playing internationally. Plus, NFL Top 100 updates (Nico Collins #58, Dion Dawkins #57, Jalen Hurts #56, CeeDee Lamb #55), the Chiefs' new stadium renderings, and the Jets' whiteout helmet reveal.

Marc Vandermeer returns from collarbone surgery to join John Harris for a training-camp-eve edition of Texans All-Access. Texans LS Austin Brinkman sits down to discuss his rookie year, working with Ka'imi Fairbairn, and preparing for Year 2. The hosts break down the first four games of the 2026 schedule, debate which loss to accept in a 3-1 start, and explain why NRG Stadium's home-field advantage is critical against Josh Allen and the Bills. Plus: World Cup Final reactions, Netflix's Quarterback Season 3 takeaways featuring Cam Ward, the Texans' #1 front-seven ranking from Warren Sharp, and NFL news including Bo Nix at #59 and Brock Bowers at #60 in the NFL Top 100.

Hosts John Harris and Marc Vandermeer break down Azeez Al-Shaair's No. 6 linebacker ranking and Dennis Rodman comparison, debate Chris Simms' controversial all-time prime QB list with Tom Brady at nine, explore why the Colts keep falling short, and pitch ideas to fix NFL overtime — all with training camp just 12 days away.

John McClain shares personal memories of Texans Co-Founder and Senior Chair Janice McNair, ESPN's top 10 rankings feature Calen Bullock and Nico Collins, and DE Logan Hall discusses his versatile role on DeMeco Ryans' defense.

John Granato, the first-ever Houston Texans sideline reporter, joins Marc Vandermeer and John Harris to trade stories from the franchise's earliest days as the Texans celebrate their 25th season.