Texans’ Damon Arnette Jr. intercepts first pass in NFL game: ‘It felt amazing, all glory to God.’ HOUSTON – Damon Arnette Jr.

Wide receiver, linebacker, tight end and running back among final spots to be determined as Texans play final preseason game.

The Texans did their due diligence, talking with the Roughnecks and UFL executive Daryl Johnston before deciding to bring Arnette in for a workout. Then, they signed him to a one-year, $1.03 million ...

At least a dozen players is fighting for reps, but here's six players Houston Texans fans should be watching in the preseason ...

Damon Arnette signed with the Houston TexansDamon Arnette, surprisingly selected in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Las Vegas Raiders, played in 13 games over two seasons in the NFL ...

“Damon Arnette Jr. is a classic Nick Caserio signing. Former high draft pick who never realized his potential,” James Roy of “ The Bullpen: A Houston Texans Podcast ” posted on X on June 18.

According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2, the San Francisco 49ers were among several NFL teams that showed interest in cornerback Damon Arnette Jr., who recently relaunched his career with the Houston ...

The San Francisco 49ers were seemingly in the hunt to potentially sign recent Houston Texans free agent addition Damon Arnette, according to the defensive back's former coach. During an interview ...

Back in 2020, the Ohio State Buckeyes placed an incredibly talented cornerback in the first round of the NFL Draft, as Damon Arnette went 19th overall to the Las Vegas Raiders. Unfortunately ...

Earlier this week, the Houston Texans were rumored to sign cornerback Damon Arnette to a one-year deal. Today, that deal has come true. The team announced on Friday that they waived long snapper ...

The Texans announced on Friday that they have signed cornerback Damon Arnette, who just finished a season with the UFL’s Houston Roughnecks. Arnette was drafted in the first round (19th overall ...

The Texans have signed cornerback Damon Arnette to a one-year deal as the 2020 first-round pick looks to make his return to the NFL following numerous legal issues, sources told ESPN.