The Houston Texans have added offensive tackle Cam Robinson on a one-year deal valued at $12 million, as reported by sources. Robinson, now entering his ninth NFL season, is set to compete for a starting position, most likely at left tackle, following the trade of Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil to the Washington Commanders. With this signing, the Texans are restructuring their offensive line strategy, potentially sparking competition between Blake Fisher and Tytus Howard for the right tackle spot.

Robinson's previous season saw him play for the Jacksonville Jaguars before a mid-season trade to the Minnesota Vikings, where he allowed nine sacks. The Texans are looking to capitalize on the cap space created by Tunsil's trade to secure long-term contracts with their emerging talents.