Houston Texans sign Cecil Sapp
by poorboywilly on Oct 1, 2008 7:12 PM MDT
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As many over here at the Report predicted, Cecil Sapp has landed a job with the Houston Texans according to Yahoo, reportedly with a one year deal. Room on the roster was made by placing C.C. Brown on the reserve/injured list.
Sapp was put on the waived/injured list and then released with an injury settlement at the beginning of the regular season. The Texans' depth chart is listing Sapp as the third-string fullback, but given Sapp's skills it wouldn't suprise me to see him as an insurance tailback while Ahman Green continues to heal and Slaton continues his rookie campaign.
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Good pickup for the Houston Broncos!
GO BRONCOS!!!
by UnarmingMermaid on Oct 1, 2008 10:24 PM MDT reply actions
I'm glad...
One thing you can say about Cecil Sapp. He was always a team player and did whatever he was asked to do.
by Chuck "DeadDrunk" Breedlove on Oct 2, 2008 12:16 AM MDT reply actions
Glad to hear it, apparently Houstan is the retirement home for good Broncos
Oakland is the retirement home for bad Broncos.
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