Texans Sign Arnette After Darby Retirement
Texans Sign Arnette After Darby Retirement

Texans Sign Arnette After Darby Retirement

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The Houston Texans have signed former first-round cornerback Damon Arnette to a one-year contract as he attempts an NFL comeback after three years out of the league. Arnette, drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020, was released in 2021 following multiple legal issues, including arrests for assault and drug possession, resulting in his release from several teams. Most recently, he played for the UFL's Houston Roughnecks, recording 18 tackles, a sack, and a pick-six. Arnette claims to have matured, crediting his family and coaches for his personal growth. The Texans are offering him a chance to compete for a roster spot, particularly following the retirement of veteran cornerback Ronald Darby. Arnette will need to demonstrate both on-field performance and off-field stability to secure his place on the team.

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