Regrading Houston Texans' 2024 NFL draft picks: How did Nick Caserio fare?

The Houston Texans made nine picks in the 2024 NFL Draft. They started picking on Day 2 after trading out of the first round.

It's been one year since the draft, so it's high time we had a regrade of Nick Caserio's selections.

Grading Texans' 2024 NFL draft picks

Kamari Lassiter, Cornerback, Georgia - A

Kamari Lassiter thrived in DeMeco Ryans' defense. The Georgia Bulldogs product was one of the team's best defenders in his rookie season. He ended Year 1 with a stat line of 42 solo tackles, 10 pass deflections and three interceptions in 14 appearances.

Lassiter is one half of a fearsome cornerback duo with Derek Stingley Jr. The pair looks set to wreak havoc in the AFC for years.

Blake Fisher, Offensive Tackle, Notre Dame - B-

Blake Fisher started five games in his rookie season and came off the bench in the other ten. Fisher is one of the most versatile tackles in his class, and he should play a more prominent role in the near future.

Calen Bullock, Safety, USC - A+

Calen Bullock was the second safety taken by the Texans in last year's draft. The USC Trojans standout was well-positioned to make an impact from Day 1.

Bullock did just that and then some. He led all rookies in the NFL with five interceptions, and his tackling ability made him a nightmare for opposing pass catchers. The Texans went two for two in the secondary department.

Cade Stover, Tight End, Ohio State - C-

Cade Stover was brought in to act as a safety blanket for C. J. Stroud. However, he ended up significantly down the pass-catching order.

Stover had just 15 catches, 133 receiving yards, and one touchdown in 15 games in Year 1. He'll need to step up in productivity during his sophomore season.

Jamal Hill, Linebacker, Oregon - D

Jamal Hill barely played in his rookie season. The Oregon Ducks product ended Year 1 with a paltry four tackles in eight games. He did not start a single contest in Year 1.

Jawhar Jordan, Running Back, Louisville - F

Jawhar Jordan did not feature in a single game in his rookie season.

Solomon Byrd, Defensive End, USC - E

Solomon Byrd played in just one game in Year 1. The USC product had two solo tackles for his efforts.

Marcus Harris, Defensive Tackle, Auburn - F

Marcus Harris recorded zero games for the Texans.

LaDarius Henderson, Offensive Lineman, Michigan - F

LaDarius Henderson is another Texans rookie who posted zero games for the AFC franchise.