The Houston Texans have been busy building their roster depth, announcing the signing of 12 undrafted free agents on Friday. This fresh batch of talent joins the team's 90-man roster, bringing a mix of college standouts and potential sleepers to training camp.

Leading the group are two running backs: Josh Pitsenberger and Noah Whittington. Pitsenberger, a Yale standout, rushed 313 times for 1,571 yards and 19 touchdowns last season, showcasing his power and consistency. Whittington, from Oregon, added 829 yards and six touchdowns on 129 carries in 2025. They'll compete with veteran backs David Montgomery, Woody Marks, and Jahwar Jordan for snaps in Houston's backfield.

The defensive side gets a boost with Tennessee's Dominic Bailey at defensive tackle and N.C. State's Sabastian Harsh at defensive end. Both bring size and aggression to the trenches. In the secondary, Missouri cornerback Stephen Hall and Stanford's Collin Wright add speed and ball skills to the depth chart.

On offense, the Texans added offensive linemen Sam Hagen (South Dakota State) and James Neal III (Iowa State) to bolster the front line. Wide receivers Treyvhon Saunders (Colgate), Daniel Sobkowicz (Illinois State), and Jalen Walthall (Incarnate Word) bring versatility and route-running savvy to the receiving corps.

Special teams also see a new face with Syracuse punter Jack Stonehouse, who could challenge for a role in the kicking game.

For fans and gear collectors alike, this is a reminder that every training camp battle starts with opportunity. Whether you're tracking Pitsenberger's Ivy League grit or rooting for an underdog receiver to make the cut, these undrafted signings are the heart of NFL roster building. Stay tuned—some of these names could be wearing Texans jerseys on Sundays.