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The Houston Texans release Eugene Wilson

Blogged under Bloglockers,Breaking News,Front Page,General,Leaving Town by admin on Sunday 20 February 2011 at 9:45 pm

The Texans have released 30-year old safety Eugene Wilson.  Wilson played in 14 games for the Texans last season in which he had 56 tackles and he defensed 3 passes.  Wilson played in 34 games in three years with the Texans in which he had 148 tackles, 13 passes defensed, 1 forced fumble and 4 interceptions.  The defense needs a massive overhaul in 2011 and Wilson just didn’t play well enough to keep his job.  If the Texans miss Wilson at all, they will be having an awful year.

The Houston Texans release Andre Davis

Blogged under Bloglockers,Breaking News,Front Page,General,Leaving Town by admin on Sunday 20 February 2011 at 9:41 pm

The Texans have released 31-year old WR/KR Andre Davis.  Davis didn’t play at all last season due to an injured hip.  He played in 40 games in his four years with the Texans and he caught 52 passes for 855 yards (16.4 avg) with 3 TD grabs.  He also returned 108 kickoffs for 2,743 yards (25.4 avg) with 3 TD returns for the Texans.  The Texans did just fine without Davis last season and that’s what likely cost him his job.