NFL Rejects Texans' Free Agent Deals, Paperwork Glitch Expected

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Houston Texans thought they had locked in two key free agents before the market opened. They agreed to one-year deals with past Russia, Daniel Hunter, and Titan Dalton Schultz. But the NFL office rejected both contracts after review. The deals went in for approval on Monday. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter broke the news of the league's decision. No one has shared the exact problem yet. These were big money moves for the Texans. Hunter's pact was worth $40 million. Schultz got $12.6 million, tacked on to his current deal. Team officials see this as a small-paper-word glitch. They believe it's just a wording issue and plans to resubmit fixed versions right away. For now, the players remain unsigned officially. Expect quick updates as the Texans push to make these additions official soon. The Daily News now is made possible with support from our sponsor.

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