Bayou City Headlines: Houston Texans Agree To Deal With C.J. Fiedorowicz

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The Houston Texans agreed to a deal with their (early) third-round pick C.J. Fiedorowicz. The Iowa Hawkeyes tight end signed a four-year deal worth $3.95 million including a $703,304 signing bonus. Feidorowicz is built similarly to New England Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski, and is considered a good blocker and great receiver. It wouldn’t be surprising to see Feidorowicz in the Texans starting lineup come week one. Jadeveon Clowney and Xavier Su’a-Filo are the last two draft picks that remain unsigned. Check out the rest of the links for more in Houston sports.

Houston Astros

"“The Astros have not had a presence in Japan,” Luhnow said. “We signed Kaz Matsui back in the day [2008-10], and we scout Japanese players in the big international events, so we felt we like we had enough information on Tanaka to be a competitor and to bid on him. I feel like the flow of Japanese players is going to continue."

Houston Rockets

"For Minnesota to trade Love, they would need the combination of draft picks, young talent and salary shedding back. Since both the Rockets and Wolves are already over the salary cap for next season, a third team with cap room would need to be brought in to move contracts around."

Houston Texans

  • Dave Zangaro (CSN Houston) on the Texans veterans excited to work with the rookies.

"“He’s obviously got a ton of potential. He’s a freakish athlete,” linebacker Brian Cushing said. “The size, the speed is extremely rare. Anytime you’re the first pick in the draft, you’re probably pretty good at football. We’re expecting some big things out of him and everyone is. But for the most part, we’re just trying to instill that mindset to get better every single day. He’s going to do a great job but at the same time, he’s got a lot of work to do and a lot of learning to do. He’s very young right now but it’s a good thing. It’s a good thing because he’s got a ton of potential and he hasn’t even scratched the surface yet.”"