Texans officially release Mario Edwards Jr. with failed physical (ruptured pectoral)
By Aaron Wilson
Published on March 11, 2026.
The Houston Texans have officially released defensive tackle Mario Edwards Jr. He was ruled out of the season due to a ruptured pectoral and ended the year on injured reserve. The remainder of his two-year, $9.5 million contract is off the books, resulting in a savings of $4 million from his salary and $1 million in dead money. The Texans have already signed defensive end Logan Hall.
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