Another Houston Texans defender isn't leaving the core anytime soon.
According to multiple reports, the Texans and linebacker Henry To'oTo'o have agreed to terms on a on a two-year $16 million extension, keeping him in Houston through the 2028 season. According NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, To'oTo'o can earn another $1 million in incentives based on his on-field play.
The Texans' defense has been a priority for Houston over the last two years and players continue to get paid for their efforts. This offseason, Houston already inked extensions with All-Pro defensive end Will Anderson Jr. and Pro Bowl defensive end Danielle Hunter.
The #Texans agreed to terms with LB Henry To’oTo’o on a two-year $16 million extension, per me and @RapSheet. To’oTo’o,
25, gets paid with a chance to do another deal in a few years. He can earn $1m more in incentives on this deal negotiated by @RyanWilliamsA1 of @AthletesFirst. pic.twitter.com/fkEbVU1hw6
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) August 6, 2026
Last year, All-Pro cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. was signed to a three-year extension, keeping him through 2028. Defensive back Jalen Pitre also signed a three-year extension worth $39 million, keeping him around through the 2028 season.
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This article originally appeared on Texans Wire: Texans lock up LB Henry To'oTo'o on a two-year, $16 million extension
