Reid was let go be the Texans on Tuesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reid spent training camp with the Chiefs, but was unable to make it to their final roster. He then inked a deal with the Texans following Week 1, but failed to make much of an impact during his time with the club. .

Reid signed with Houston on Saturday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear whether the team plans to use Reid as a starter. For now, it looks like he'll fill in when needed.

Reid was handed his walking papers by the team on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Reid started 10 games for the Chiefs in 2015, but fell back on the depth chart last season and only managed one. He will now enter the free agency market and his experience could make the 29-year-old a candidate to land on a different roster.

Reid (knee) was a full participant in practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Reid missed Week 3 and Week 4 but was allowed the Chiefs' bye week to heal. He appears set to retake the field this week, although in a backup role behind starting tackles Eric Fisher and Mitchell Schwartz.

Reid (knee) has been ruled out for Kansas City's Week 4 tilt against the Steelers, Chiefs' reporter BJ Kissel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reid missed last week's contest due to the same injury and hasn't practiced since. Look for Eric Fisher to start in his place once again.

Reid (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Jets, BJ Kissel of the Chiefs' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Reid is nursing a hamstring injury, but the details surrounding his situation remain veiled. It's uncertain if he'll be ready for Week 4.

Reid will be replaced as the starting right tackle by Eric Fisher, NF.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Fisher battled through an ankle injury that limited him to three snaps through the first two weeks. Reid started at right tackle the first two weeks, but had some problems in pass blocking.

Reid agreed to a one-year contract with the Ravens, CSN Baltimore reports. A third-round draft pick in 2011, Reid has served as a backup at right tackle and both guard spots during his time in Baltimore. If Rick Wagner (foot) isn't healthy for Week 1, Reid will likely be one of the candidates to fill in at right tackle.

Reid suffered a broken hand in Sunday's game. The team has not released a timetable for Reid's return to the field, but as a backup right tackle for Baltimore, the injury has minor ramifications in fantasy.

Ravens OT Jah Reid says he is down 20 pounds since last season. "I'm a little lighter than I've been in the past, so I feel good," Reid said. "I feel faster." Reid shed the weight in an effort to become a better fit in new OC Gary Kubiak's zone-blocking scheme. Reid is competing with Rick Wagner to be the starting right tackle.