Cam Robinson, a former Jacksonville Jaguars player, has signed a one-year deal valued up to $14.5 million with the Houston Texans. This move comes alongside cornerback Ronald Darby, who also joined the Texans, expanding a series of transactions between these two AFC South rivals. The Jaguars previously traded wide receiver Christian Kirk to Houston while acquiring safety Eric Murray from the Texans.

Robinson, originally drafted in the second round by the Jaguars in 2017, had spent his entire career in Jacksonville before being traded to the Minnesota Vikings during the last season. Now, he is expected to step into a starting left tackle role for the Texans, especially after the recent trade of Laremy Tunsil.