The Houston Texans essentially mortgaged their future away during the first round of last month's NFL Draft - to bring in what they hope will be the future of both their offense and defense.
On offense, they used the number two overall draft pick to select CJ Stroud after a stellar college career with Ohio State - winning the Rose Bowl in his first season as a starter before putting in a sensational performance in defeat as the Buckeyes lost 42-41 to national champions Georgia in the College Football Playoff semi-final.
That looked like it would be their statement pick, with them again having another selection at 12 overall - put the Texans shocked everyone as they made the move up from 12th to third in order to draft Will Anderson Jr - Alabama's star pass-rusher.
