Texans give Shaun Cody 3-year deal
Per ESPN's John Clayton, the Houston Texans have agreed to a three-year contract with defensive tackle Shaun Cody. The Houston Chronicle reports that the deal could be worth $6 million.
The move provides the Texans with additional depth on the defensive line.
Cody will become the second D-Lineman and former Detroit Lion to be acquired this off-season. The Texans have also added Antonio Smith from the Arizona Cardinals and ex-Lions QB Dan Orlovsky to back up Matt Schaub.
As the Lions second-round pick in 2005, Cody has started 11 games in his career including four in 2008.
The move provides the Texans with additional depth on the defensive line.
Cody will become the second D-Lineman and former Detroit Lion to be acquired this off-season. The Texans have also added Antonio Smith from the Arizona Cardinals and ex-Lions QB Dan Orlovsky to back up Matt Schaub.
As the Lions second-round pick in 2005, Cody has started 11 games in his career including four in 2008.
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