Louis Hansen is officially back on the Houston Texans roster as of this Sunday, marking his second stint with the squad already this year. The team announced they’d signed the tight end, and here’s the kicker: they didn’t even need to clear a spot for him.
Back For More: Hansen’s Wild Ride With Houston
Talk about a quick turnaround, right? Hansen first signed with the Texans back in June, but then he got waived in late July. Now, just a few weeks later, he’s back. It’s a pretty wild ride for a guy who went undrafted this April. Before hitting the pros, Hansen split his college career between Michigan for two years and Connecticut for three. Over 40 college games, he racked up 46 catches for 463 yards and four touchdowns. Not massive numbers, but solid production.
Where Does He Fit In? A Crowded TE Scene
So, what does this mean for the Texans’ tight end room? It’s already packed! They’ve got Dalton Schultz and Foster Moreau holding down spots, plus second-round pick Marlin Klein, Cade Stover, Brevin Jordan, and Layne Pryor also on the roster. Hansen’s return means even more competition for snaps and a roster spot. He’s clearly got something the Texans like, bringing him back after cutting him.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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