Texans Sign First-Round Pick Keylan “Big Red” Rutledge

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Texans Sign First-Round Pick Keylan “Big Red” Rutledge

The Texans have agreed to a four-year, $19.276 million contract with first-round pick Keylan “Big Red” Rutledge, including a $10.479 million signing bonus and a fifth-year team option. Houston traded up to select the former Georgia Tech standout 26th overall in the 2026 NFL Draft. Rutledge earned First-Team All-ACC honors twice and is expected to bring versatility and physicality to the Texans' offensive line.

By Samnur Reza

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Patriots Receiver Kayshon Boutte Open To Trade

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Patriots Receiver Kayshon Boutte Open To Trade

The arrival of A.J. Brown could lead to another move by the Patriots. According to reports, WR Boutte is open to a trade and could be dealt before the 2026 season. Boutte emerged as a productive target over the past two years, but Patriots’ additions of Brown and Romeo Doubs have created a crowded receiver room heading into training camp.

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