Rody shake hands with Texans for one-year worth $10M

Cornerback Bradley Roby agreed to a one-year, $10 million deal with the Houston Texans, the Houston Chronicle reported Tuesday. Roby had interest from the Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders, according to NFL Network, but instead is ticketed to trade places with former Texans cornerback Kareem Jackson. Jackson agreed to a three-year deal with the Denver Broncos on Monday.

Roby told 9News in Denver that the Broncos "didn't want me," and he instead opted for a prove-it deal with the Texans. He said he turned down offers form the San Francisco 49ers and Steelers. Roby, 26, spent his first five seasons with the Broncos, who drafted the Ohio State product in 2014. He has seven interceptions and seven forced fumbles in 79 career games (29 starts).

"I feel like I should go back in (free agency) while I'm still young," he said.