The Houston Texans are locking in their future, announcing the signing of two more draft picks on Tuesday. The team has officially inked seventh-round linebacker Aiden Fisher, along with second-round defensive tackle Kayden McDonald, who agreed to terms over the weekend.

Fisher brings an impressive pedigree to the Texans' defense. After two standout seasons at James Madison, he followed head coach Curt Cignetti to Indiana, where he made an immediate impact. Over two years with the Hoosiers, Fisher earned first-team All-Big Ten honors both seasons—a rare feat that underscores his consistency and dominance on the field.

His 2025 season was nothing short of spectacular. Fisher recorded 97 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, two interceptions, and even returned one pick for a touchdown. He also forced a fumble and recovered another, capping off a year that helped lead Indiana to a national championship. For a seventh-round pick, that's the kind of production that could make him a steal for Houston's linebacker corps.

As the Texans continue to build depth through the draft, Fisher's arrival adds a versatile, hard-hitting presence to a defense that's looking to make noise in the AFC South. Keep an eye on this rookie—he's already proven he can rise to the occasion on the biggest stage.