Houston Texans defensive end Will Anderson is ready to ascend, dominate, and emerge from the 2025 NFL season as a household ...

Six months after the viral playoff moment, Texans DE Will Anderson Jr. shares his side of the story from Arrowhead Stadium.

However, the one star who may shine the brightest for the future on the Texans defense may be none other than Will Anderson ...

During an interview with KPRC2's Aaron Wilson, Anderson Jr. dove into a bit of what he's been working on ahead of the 2025 NFL season, along with a few aspects of how he can get even more elite as one ...

When the playoffs began, Anderson was all over Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert as he delivered impactful performances in the ...

Anderson, who missed two games with an ankle injury, finished with 11 sacks, 16 tackles for loss and one forced fumble in 14 games during the regular season, all improvements from his rookie season.

Anderson wasn't the only person on the Texans who had a gripe with the questionable officiating. Even Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans said that it was "us vs. everybody, ...

Anderson: "We are grateful for any guy that comes here. A lot of guys come, a lot of guys want to be a part of this. It just shows the type of comradery we have in the locker room.

Defensive end Will Anderson Jr. thought Houston was a “better team” than Kansas City, but the Chiefs ended the Texans’ season with a 23-14 victory in the second round of the AFC playoffs on ...

Anderson recorded only one tackle and was excited to see his sisters afterward. They let him have it. “You know, once the game was over, there’s our second daughter, Shanice, ...