Houston Texans Restructure Stingley's Contract, Plan Big Extensions

0:00It's March 6th for the NFL. Let's get into it. The Houston Texans just gained some extra salary cap room by restructuring cornerback Derek Stingley Jr.'s contract. They turned $20.38 million of his $21.59 million dollar salary into a signing bonus. This move helps them stay under the cap as the offseason heats up. More changes are on the way to build even more flexibility for free agency, which kicks off next week. Team insiders say they plan to lock up defensive end, Will Anderson Jr., with a massive extension that could make him the highest paid defensive. Player in the league. Fans and analysts see this as smart planning to stay competitive. Players like defensive end Daniel Hunter, with his $31.3 million cap hit, might get tweaks, too. He is keen on a long term. Deal. Wide receiver Nico Collins and linebackers as these Alshair and EJ Speed are also in line for possible extensions. Restructuring talks could involve Nickelback Jalen Petre

1:01and new running bag David Montgomery for quick relief. Meanwhile, tight end Dalton Schultz is not in contract discussions right now, even in his final year, but the team still counts on him after his. Career best 82 catches last season. At just 24 years old, Stingley has shown brightly with four interceptions and pro bowl nods in his career. His recent three-year $90 million deal already ranks him second among cornerbacks in average pay. Dean and is sponsored by our partner. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.