The Houston Texans are keeping things interesting as they explore potential roster upgrades — and their latest move has fans buzzing. The team recently hosted a workout for former Detroit Lions cornerback Jerry Jacobs, sparking immediate speculation about what it could mean for their secondary.
Jacobs, known for his physical play and fiery attitude, was a key contributor for Detroit before injuries and depth chart changes limited his role. Now a free agent, he’s clearly drawing interest around the league — and Houston’s decision to bring him in suggests they’re looking to add more experience and toughness to their defensive backfield.
This workout comes amid a flurry of player visits for the Texans, signaling that general manager Nick Caserio isn’t satisfied with standing pat. Whether Jacobs earns a deal or not, his visit points to Houston’s intent to stay aggressive and versatile heading into the second half of the season.
If signed, Jacobs could bring much-needed depth, special teams value, and the kind of edge that fits perfectly into head coach DeMeco Ryans’ defensive philosophy.
Texans Eye Secondary Help, Bring in Former Lions Corner Jerry Jacobs for Workout
