Nick Caserio denies Texans plan to trade star receiver Nico Collins

8 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 25

Caserio told reporters on Friday that Collins, entering his sixth season with Houston, will not be traded despite rumors and his reported dissatisfaction with his contract.
Collins, who signed a three-year, $72.75 million extension, has made two Pro Bowls and surpassed 1,000 receiving yards in each of his last three seasons.
Although Collins is set to be the 18th-highest-paid receiver, several peers have since secured larger deals, fueling speculation. Caserio also previously dismissed trade rumors about quarterback C.J. Stroud.

How much is Nico Collins leaving on the table compared to the NFL's new $42 million receiver benchmark?

Will this contract dispute affect Nico Collins' on-field chemistry with quarterback C.J. Stroud this season?

What creative financial solutions could the Texans use to satisfy Collins' demands without a new contract?

Is the Texans' firm stance on Collins a sign that the explosive receiver market is finally facing pushback?

Has a GM's public trade denial ever been a smokescreen for an eventual blockbuster deal?