The Houston Texans rework the remaining contract of wide receiver Nico Collins, according to reports. Collins entered the league when the Texans selected him in the third round of the 2021 NFL Draft, and he has since developed into a key receiving option for the team. Under the reported agreement, the adjustment increases Collins’ compensation and improves the structure of his future earnings. The sources state that Collins’ salary becomes guaranteed for the next two years, providing more financial security than previously included in the deal. In addition to the guaranteed portion, Collins is also scheduled to receive added salary amounts in later seasons. One report says he receives salary bumps of $9 million in 2026 and $8 million in 2027. The reported contract change reflects the Texans’ decision to keep Collins under contract on updated terms for the remainder of the deal rather than renegotiating a completely new contract. No other specific details of the agreement beyond the reported guarantee and salary figures are included in the available coverage.