A lawsuit filed by one of the sons of the owner of the Houston Texans that had sought to have her declared incapacitated and have a guardian appointed for her has been dropped.

Robert Cary McNair, Jr. had filed his application for appointment of a guardian for Janice McNair, 87, in November with a probate court in Harris County, where Houston is located.

News of the end of the case was first reported by the Houston Chronicle. Jeremy Fielding, an attorney for Cary McNair, said the family made the joint decision to address these issues privately.

Fielding said Cary McNair is concerned about his mother's health and that he filed the lawsuit to protect her and not to "control her estate, as his brother Cal has incorrectly suggested."

If the Houston Texans want to discuss a contract extension, Nico Collins is willing to listen.

A third-round pick in 2021, Collins became eligible for an extension this offseason. He had a career year in 2023, posting 80 catches for 1,297 yards and eight touchdowns.

"Oh man, I would love that," Collins said. "That would be great. I feel like that's what everybody works for. I'm just going to let it come to me, whatever they decide, whatever they want to do. I'm going to let it ride. Me, I'm going to continue to get better and work on my game. If they want to negotiate, we can."

C.J. Stroud has won the Associated Press 2023 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Stroud, who garnered 48 of 50 first-place votes, took home 246 points from voters, ahead of Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua (154, two first-place votes) and Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta (40). 

Stroud had a 23-5 TD-INT ratio while finishing with 4,108 passing yards.

Will Anderson has been named the 2023 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.

Anderson earned 151 points to win the award, ahead of Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter (122), Rams defensive tackle Kobie Turner (95), Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon (57) and Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr., Buccaneers linebacker YaYa Diaby and Lions cornerback Brian Branch, all with six points.

Anderson had seven sacks, 45 tackles and 22 quarterback hits.