The Houston Texans , in typical fashion, made their fair share of draft day deals across all three days of action last week in Pittsburgh, highlighted by a couple of trades that allowed them to move up from their first two picks on the board: Keylan Rutledge and Kayden McDonald . But it appears the Texans nearly made a third trade on day two of the draft with the next pick they had after McDonald's selection at pick 59. During a recent appearance on Texans All Access, general manager Nick Caserio broke down the process of drafting Michigan tight end Marlin Klein in the second round and the appeal he and the team had for him, but also noted the team was close to trading back at pick 59 before their potential deals "fell through.“ "He was a player that we had kind of liked from the beginning of the process and kind of until the end. We were pretty consistent in how we felt about the player," Caserio said. "Reality is, we were at 59...…