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• Texans are aiming high for the 2024 season after a successful 2023, seeking to win a Super Bowl.
• The team bolstered their roster with star players in the offseason to enhance their chances.
• Case Keenum praises new acquisitions like Stefon Diggs, saying the wideout hasn’t lost a step since they last played.

With 11 years of experience in the NFL, Case Keenum has become familiar with what a contender looks like in the offseason.

After spending 2023 with a Houston Texans squad that outperformed expectations and won the AFC South, it appears the team is not yet satisfied. According to Keenum, the ball club is heading into 2024 with much higher aspirations:

A year ago, these remarks may have been scoffed at by many. However, C.J. Stroud’s stellar play in his rookie season placed Houston squarely in the contention circle. Now, moving forward, the Texans will not be underestimated in what should be a crowded and competitive AFC conference.

After making it to the Divisional Round in the 2023 playoffs, general manager Nick Caserio went into this offseason aggressive. He signed players like Danielle Hunter, Denico Autry, and Azeez Al-Shaair to help improve the defense.

He also traded for Buffalo Bills’ All-Pro wideout Stefon Diggs and Cincinnati Bengals star RB Joe Mixon. A former teammate of Keenum, the 36-year-old quarterback discussed what it’s like being reunited, and what he’s seen from the receiver so far:

While all the new talent is fun, the returning stars in Nico Collins, Tank Dell, Laremy Tunsil, Will Anderson Jr., and Derek Stingley Jr. also provide flashy names that should help elevate the team’s overall play.

While the AFC is filled with tough competition, it’s tough not to buy into this Texans ball club, which was one of the more exciting squads in football last season.

Assuming they continue to build on their momentum, they’re one of the top contenders in the league, and may be able to get that confetti after all.