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Jon Weeks, the longest tenured Texans player, was working towards becoming a firefighter while waiting for his call from the NFL.

Weeks has played in 176 games and counting for the Texans.

Take a behind the scenes look at a day in the life of Houston Texans DL Jonathan Greenard.

Ten years ago, the Texans clinched their first division title and playoff berth in franchise history. Take an in-depth look at the journey to get there and hear from T.J. Yates, Brian Cushing, Gary Kubiak and more on what that afternoon in Cincinnati was like.

In honor of Pregnancy & Infancy Loss Awareness Month, WR Chris Moore and his wife Toria made a special donation to Texas Children's Hospital in honor of their late son, CJ.

Homefield Advantage Captain Elizabeth Weiss shares about her victory over breast cancer. #CrucialCatch 💗

Drew Dougherty caught up with former Head Coach, Gary Kubiak, in Plantersville, TX to talk all things Texans.

For the first time since their high school track meets in Bassfield, Mississippi, A.J. and C.J. Moore competed against each other when the Houston Texans faced the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day.

A Houston native, Michael Thomas has always been on the forefront of making the community around him a better place en route to his Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination. Thomas has focused on social justice issues and his approach has been two-fold, centering on advocacy and education while driving legislative change. In 2020, he created the unique design of the NFLPA's "END RACISM" pre-game warm-ups, organized a Texans players-only video calling for social justice reform and generated over $17,000 for HBCU scholarship funds by auctioning off special game memorabilia. Lastly, his annual free football camp, "Camp Mike T", is reflective of Thomas' dedication to empower young Houstonians while providing them with the additional resources to become impactful citizens in today's society.

Take a look at a day in the life of the Houston Texans preparing for Training Camp in 2020.

Friday Night Football is everything in Sour Lake, Texas - home to the Hardin-Jefferson Hawks. After recovering from Hurricane Harvey in 2017, Sour Lake was hit by Hurricane Imelda only two year later. Much of the town, including Hardin-Jefferson High School, flooded and lost everything. Coach Fogo reached out to the Texans and received a grant to rebuild their athletic facilities.