He came back and performed poorly.Cam Akers came back this season from an Achilles
Hernández: How is Cam Akers even playing? The major factors that sped up his Achilles recovery
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There's the vet RB,
Guy has talent, but got injured. He's a good kind of player to bring in.
Forenan
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Allowed 44 of 64 targets last season. No thanks.Steven Nelson visits Texans - ProFootballTalk
Free agent cornerback Steven Nelson visited the Texans today.Nelson, who played for the Eagles last season, has had a quiet free agency. There had been no previous reports of teams reaching out to him.The 29-year-old Nelson entered the NFL as a third-round pick of the Chiefs in 2015. He played...
He was solid for Steelers then unexpectedly released as a cap casualty. Opted to sign a prove-it deal and did not “prove” worthy of a bigger deal. For the right price, he’s an upgrade. But CB still a significant need.
Desmond King two year extension, Tavierre Thomas slot after great year and Sauce Gardner.
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Just to prove how much Nick car stereo appreciates my opinion, after posting my comments above he went ahead and gave Nelson a 2-year 10 million dollar deal.
$5M/yr for a CB... I don't think the Texans are expecting too much from him.
True I am just hoping that he does not give up 70% of the targets.
Might not make the team lol
Well $5 million for little expectation is a bit high for me.
If the expectation is he’ll be a starter and upgrade over the previous starter (Terrance Mitchell/Vernon Hargreaves) then this contract is right in line with market value for that level of play. Gotta spend those beans somewhere.
Still counting those beans
Hate the game, not the playa
cluck cluck cluck
don't look at just the dolla playa gotta bring more than just a holla.
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Can't believe this guy is a 4 year vet and only 24 years old.Rasheem Green visited Texans - ProFootballTalk
Free agent pass rusher Rasheem Green visited the Texans on Monday, according to the NFL’s wire. He previously had visits to the Panthers and Ravens.Green, 24, entered the NFL as a third-round choice of the Seahawks in 2018, and he spent his first four seasons in Seattle.He appeared in every game...
now that is an interesting player and got my attention
Green would have a similar role to Logan Hall (if drafted). 4-3 base end that kicks inside on passing downs. The DL needs more quality players, I hope the Texans get him. Then they add another edge prospect in the draft and the DL looks much improved over last season with quality rotational depth.
If makes it better Green will be 25 on May 15
He's too old now. Cut him.
Why did the Bears cut Nick Foles? The roster bonus wasn't that much. Was there a lingering injury for 2022?
I don’t think it would be a push for Foles to hold down QB2 duties with the Texans. He’d also be good for Mills.Dude can’t keep a job
how you get fired on your day off?
This is exactly why the team didn’t draft an edge rusher when they couldn’t grab one early! Green will be 25 when the season starts with his best football in front of him. Will be similar style to Logan Hall (starting 4-3 base end, kick inside to DT passing downs).
One year contract. Your take?
and there you go which offers explanation for not drafting Jermaine Johnson. This is a good move IMO for Nick Car sterio.
Nice move. Looks like he may have had an Aha! moment. Let's hope it continues.
Damn File Clerk signing good football players.
Yeah ..mo.......f.....r
I think he's going to do well next year. Wish Caserio would have signed him to a 2 yr deal.
I think we got a good enough back in the draft not to have to worry about this.
Green was unhappy with the offers in free agency. This gives him a chance to get a bigger offer provided he “proves it” on a one year deal.
The ideal veteran leader that can still provide some juice on the DL. Very excited by today’s additions at the biggest need left on the team. Added a young player with his best football ahead of him and a veteran leader that can still give 6-8 sacks a season. A productive asset, not a “good locker room guy and that’s it” like previous regimes have let hang around too long.
This is my question too. it just seems to me that a young player signing for one year, assuming that was his decision, believes in his own upside. I haven’t seen anything from NC on this decision.
yep but why weren't other teams serenading him?
