The Houston Texans have done a fair share of work to their roster over the course of this offseason heading into training camp. However, following the past several months of roster moves and acquisitions, multiple players from the Texans' 2025 roster have remained unsigned.
The Houston Texans released veteran safety Jimmie Ward on Tuesday. Ward didn't see any action last season after being involved in a domestic-violence issue prior to the campaign and later sustaining a foot injury.
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Safety Jimmie Ward has played his last down with the Texans. The team plans to release Ward, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 reports. The 34-year-old will contemplate retirement, Wilson adds.
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Jimmie Ward’s Houston era is officially over. The Houston Texans have decided to release the veteran safety, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Monday. Schefter notes that Houston stands to save $750,000 on their salary cap with the move.
The Houston Texans are releasing veteran S Jimmie Ward on Monday, according to Adam Schefter. Ward was on the PUP list for most of the season and didn’t appear a game in 2025.
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Four days after a Montgomery County (Texas) grand jury declined to indict Jimmie Ward on a domestic violence allegation, the NFL took the Houston Texans safety off the commissioner exempt list on Monday.
According to Tom Pelissero, the NFL removed Texans S Jimmie Ward from the Commissioner Exempt List. Ward has missed three games since being placed on the list on August 26 following an incident in June.
A legal resolution has emerged for Texans safety Jimmie Ward. A Montgomery County grand jury has decided to no-bill his felony domestic violence case, meaning the prosecution will not proceed with charges.
Jimmie Ward will be unavailable for at least the first four weeks of the campaign, but it remains to be seen when he will be available to the Texans even when healthy.
Houston Texans safety Jimmie Ward is now facing a civil lawsuit in addition to a felony domestic violence charge. A woman filed suit Wednesday in Harris County (Texas) District Court alleging she was "violently assaulted multiple times, both sexually and physically" by Ward, including in front of their 3-year-old child.
Jimmie Ward is due in court next week for a hearing on his third-degree felony charge. That hearing had been postponed from mid-July to Aug. 13. In advance of that, the Texans safety was arrested again.
Jimmie Ward has gotten himself into some more trouble with the law. The Houston Texans safety Ward was arrested on Thursday evening in Montgomery County, Tex., KPRC in Houston reports.
Houston Texans defensive back Jimmie Ward was arrested early Thursday morning at his home in Texas, and some troubling new details about the alleged incident have surfaced.
Catherine Dominguez and Jonathan M. Alexander of the Houston Chronicle report Texans S Jimmie Ward is facing a felony assault family violence charge. Dominguez and Alexander add Ward was arrested at around 5:30 a.m.
Tank Dell‘s injury headlined the Texans’ issues coming out of their Week 16 loss in Kansas City, but Houston also lost a key presence on defense.
Safety Jimmie Ward delivered a game-changing moment for the Houston Texans, but it wasn’t enough to secure the win. Ward jumped a route, intercepted a pass intended for wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, and ran it back 65 yards for the score, and the Texans took the lead 24-23.
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Houston Texans safety Jimmie Ward mixed outright criticism with tempered light praise when discussing the Atlanta Falcons offense. Ward and company will be mixing it up with the Falcons on Sunday.
Houston, which finished 3-13-1 last season, is looking for a spark. One player won’t turn the franchise around, but Ward's addition is a huge positive for the Texans.
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