The Houston Texans finalize their off -season list with a recruit camp which will take place soon. On Wednesday, the front Office made another acquisition of a free -drained free agent who has already been signed with the Seattle Seahawks.
The reports indicate that Jackson Woodard, an assistant who played for the rebels of the UNLV, indicates As a udfa With the Texans, according to Tom Pelissero from the NFL Network. Woodard is the fourth secondary Houston signed this offseason.
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Woodard played university football for five years before bringing his talents back to the NFL. He spent his first three seasons playing for the Arkansas razorbacks before going to the UNLV for his last two. The 22-year-old has had the best season of his collegial career in the 2024-25 campaign, when he recorded 135 combined plated (69 solo), 17 plated for a loss, 3.5 bags, four interceptions, two escaped recovery and a defensive touch.
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With eight other seconds already on the list, Woodard will have bread on the plan for him. The Texans should have Henry To’oto’o and Al-Shaair Azeez serve as seconds inside next season. The Front Office also added EJ Speed and Nick Niemann in a free agency to compete for rescue roles with Christian Harris and Hansen and Jamal Hill.
Woodard is the second UDFA assistant signed that the Texans have done, while the team also acquired KC OSSAI after the draft. It is more likely that Woodard is in competition for a place in the special teams, however, it is possible that it will end up being cut or placed in the training team before the start of the regular season.
The Texans finished last season with a 10-7 file, which was enough to win AFC South. Although they took out the joker’s turn after defeating the Los Angeles Chargers 32-12, Houston was finally eliminated by the Chiefs of Kansas City in a 23-14 divisional defeat.
Benedetto Vitale has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise to cover NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. The elders of Oregon live in Greenville, in South Carolina, and have previous Bylines at Bobible.
