6 Months Houston Texans Comment

Texans agreed to terms with CB Stanford Routt.

He's canceled his workout for the Steelers. Released by the 3-9 Raiders and 2-10 Chiefs, Routt will add depth for the 11-1 Texans with Johnathan Joseph and Alan Ball injured and Brice McCain on I.R. Routt played his college ball at the University of Houston.

6 Months Houston Texans Comment

Free agent CB Stanford Routt will work out for the Steelers this week.

6 Months Houston Texans Comment

Texans will work out free agent CB Stanford Routt on Tuesday.

6 Months Houston Texans Comment

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, free agent CB Stanford Routt clashed with coaches and missed curfew before being cut by the Chiefs.

Routt was getting torched on the field and not acting professionally on it. He reportedly wanted to use the technique he learned in Oakland instead of adapting to the Chiefs' scheme and Schefter says the coaches there "did not like him." It helps explain why they paid him $6 million to go away two weeks ago.

6 Months Houston Texans Comment

Free agent CB Stanford Routt left his Lions visit Friday without a contract in place with the team.

"You'll know the news when there is news to be known," Routt said after the visit. "I've got several different things on my plate right now so we'll just see how it goes." He's also gotten interest from the Dolphins and Cardinals.

7 Months Houston Texans Comment

The Lions will reportedly host free agent CB Stanford Routt on Friday.

At 6'1" and 195 pounds, Routt offers size and experience lacking in the Lions secondary. While Chris Houston has played well this season, Jacob Lacey and Bill Bentley have disappointed on the other side.

7 Months Houston Texans Comment

Per the Miami Herald, the Dolphins are not interested in free agent CB Stanford Routt at this time.

Even after they gave up 433 passing yards to Andrew Luck and lost Richard Marshall (back) for the season, the Dolphins are passing on Routt. It's a reminder that 4.27 wheels can't cure everything. Routt was also reportedly drawing interest from the Cardinals and Lions.

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