Players who played for the Broncos and the Texans

29 players · NFL since 2013

29 players have played for both the Broncos and the Texans in the NFL since 2013. 16 played for the Broncos first and 13 for the Texans first. The longest-serving played 160 games across both; the top scorer got 50 touchdowns; 8 scored for both; the first move came in 2015, the most recent in 2025.

Can you name all 29?

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  1.  Broncos 68 · Texans 92
  2.  Broncos 83 · Texans 22
  3.  Broncos 95 · Texans 7
  4.  Broncos 35 · Texans 60
  5.  Broncos 8 · Texans 75
  6.  Broncos 33 · Texans 50
  7.  Broncos 50 · Texans 19
  8.  Broncos 16 · Texans 49
  9.  Broncos 61 · Texans 2
  10.  Broncos 7 · Texans 53
  11.  Broncos 46 · Texans 11
  12.  Broncos 42 · Texans 10
  13.  Broncos 5 · Texans 47
  14.  Broncos 19 · Texans 30
  15.  Broncos 36 · Texans 13
  16.  Broncos 33 · Texans 9
  17.  Broncos 22 · Texans 17
  18.  Broncos 7 · Texans 32
  19.  Broncos 19 · Texans 16
  20.  Broncos 27 · Texans 7
  21.  Broncos 29 · Texans 3
  22.  Broncos 16 · Texans 12
  23.  Broncos 19 · Texans 8
  24.  Broncos 16 · Texans 9
  25.  Broncos 9 · Texans 16
  26.  Broncos 19 · Texans 5
  27.  Broncos 2 · Texans 18
  28.  Broncos 17 · Texans 2
  29.  Broncos 3 · Texans 8

Who stands out

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Kareem Jackson has the most games for the two combined: 68 for the Broncos and 92 for the Texans. Demaryius Thomas scored the most touchdowns across both (48 for the Broncos, 2 for the Texans), and 8 players scored for both.

In our data, Antonio Smith was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Broncos came in 2015). The most recent player to play for both is Garret Wallow, who first played for the Broncos in 2025.

Show all 29 players

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Every player who played for the Broncos and the Texans (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerBroncosTexansFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Kareem Jackson6812019–20239222013–2023Texans
Bradley Roby8332014–20182212019–2020Broncos
Demaryius Thomas95482013–2018722018Broncos
Tremon Smith3502023–20246012021–2026Texans
Zach Cunningham8020247512017–2021Texans
Chris Clark3302013–20145002015–2019Broncos
Andrew Beck5012019–20221942023–2024Broncos
Jared Crick16020164902013–2015Texans
Kayvon Webster6102013–2016202018Broncos
A.J. Bouye7020205312013–2016Texans
Royce Freeman4692018–20201102021–2022Broncos
Phillip Lindsay42182018–20201022021Broncos
Jacob Martin5020224702019–2021Texans
Antonio Smith19020153002013–2016Texans
DeMarcus Walker3602017–20201302021Broncos
Eric Saubert3322021–2022902023Broncos
Brock Osweiler2222013–20171732016Broncos
Garret Wallow7020253202021–2023Texans
Ryan Harris19020151602013Texans
Rahim Moore2702013–2014702015Broncos
Isaac Yiadom2902018–2019302022Broncos
Case Keenum16220181212013–2023Texans
Mike Adams1902013802019Broncos
Mike Boone1602021–2022902023Broncos
Shiloh Keo902015–20161602013Texans
Owen Daniels1952015532013Texans
Phillip Dorsett2020231812021–2022Texans
Josh Watson1702019–2020202021Broncos
Jeff Driskel302020802021–2022Broncos

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Broncos and the Texans have met 7 times: the Broncos won 5, the Texans 2.

  • Broncos' biggest win: Texans 13-37 Broncos (2013)
  • Texans' biggest win: Texans 22-17 Broncos (2023)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Broncos and the Texans?
29 in the NFL since 2013: Kareem Jackson, Bradley Roby, Demaryius Thomas, Tremon Smith, Zach Cunningham, Chris Clark and 23 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Broncos and the Texans?
Yes, 8: Demaryius Thomas (48 and 2), Phillip Lindsay (18 and 2), Owen Daniels (5 and 3), Andrew Beck (1 and 4), Brock Osweiler (2 and 3), Bradley Roby (3 and 1), Kareem Jackson (1 and 2) and Case Keenum (2 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Broncos and the Texans?
Garret Wallow. He played for the Texans (2021–2023), then the Broncos from 2025.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.