Texans Sign Cam Robinson to One-Year Deal After Tunsil Trade

The Houston Texans have signed tackle Cam Robinson to a one-year deal worth up to $14.5 million, marking a significant move in their efforts to revamp their offensive line after a challenging 2024 season where they allowed 54 sacks. Robinson joins the Texans following a season split between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Minnesota Vikings, where he helped the Vikings to a strong playoff run. This offseason, the Texans have also traded Laremy Tunsil and added Ed Ingram and Laken Tomlinson to bolster their line. The Texans' offensive line was rated the worst in the NFL last season, prompting these changes to protect quarterback C.J. Stroud more effectively. Robinson's arrival is seen as crucial for stabilizing the Texans' offensive front. Additionally, Robinson is the third former Jaguar to join the Texans this offseason, alongside Ronald Darby and Christian Kirk.