Texans Sign Cornerback Damon Arnette, Waive LS Tucker Addington

The Buffalo Bills are facing a crucial season for tight end Dalton Kincaid, who must improve his performance after a regression in 2024 despite being a first-round pick and leading the team in tight end catches. Sports analyst Brandon Perna highlighted Kincaid as a make-or-break player for the Bills' 2025 season due to his inefficiency and inability to become the offensive threat expected of him. Meanwhile, the Houston Texans are making significant roster changes and preparing for a strong defensive showing in 2025, highlighted by securing All-Pro cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. with a record-breaking contract and extending Danielle Hunter. The Texans have also signed cornerback Damon Arnette, a former first-round pick with a troubled past who played in the UFL in 2025 and is looking to revive his NFL career. Arnette’s signing comes alongside roster moves such as releasing long snapper Tucker Addington and signing Austin Brinkman, the team's only long snapper now. These moves reflect the Texans’ strategy to bolster their defense and depth as they aim to repeat as AFC South champions in 2025.