Texans Re-sign Trent Brown, Strengthening Offensive Line

0:00NFL stories making news on March 5th. The Houston Texans are locking in their offensive line early by resigning right tackle Trent Brown to a one-year deal worth $7 million. The 32-year-old started as a backup last season, but took over the starting spot by week 10 and became a key player down the stretch. Earlier this week, reports from insiders like Aaron Wilson and Adam Schaefter confirmed the move, coming right after the team parted ways with tackle, Titus Howard. Brown originally joined Houston on a one-year $3 million contract as a swing tackle, stepping up to anchor the line with his size and power. In both past and run blocking, fans and analysts see this as a smart bet on Brown's potential, especially given his strong finish against tough teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite some penalties and a 69.0 player grade from Pro Football Focus, he allowed just one sack and eight starts, including the playoffs.

1:00And in hour, his injury history is a concern though. He missed most of the season with the Bengals due to a knee issue and set out gains with the Patriots and early, last year in Houston. Still, the Texas trust him to stay healthy and fill the right tackle void next season. Looking ahead, if Brown can match his Pro Bowl form from Oakland or his solid 2022 year New England, Houston's line should hold. Coming heading into free agency and the draft, this episode is supported by our sponsor. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your sound. So L-I-SOLY-PILO.com.