The 2022 season will be telling for the Houston Texans in terms of where they need to allocate draft resources in the 2023 offseason. Defensive end Jonathan Greenard will be eligible for contract negotiations with the Texans after completing his third NFL season. The upcoming campaign will be Greenard’s best negotiating ploy from the outset as a double-digit sack season could compel general manager Nick Caserio to find a way to keep the former 2020 third-rounder from Florida. If Greenard fails, the Texans have two first-round picks they could deploy to shore up edge defender. If Greenard succeeds, it changes how the Texans appropriate their first-round selections, but defensive end may still be a need for Houston. According to Michael Renner from Pro Football Focus, a name that would be worth the Texans’ consideration is Ohio State defensive end Zach Harrison. Harrison will have the Ohio State brand behind him…
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