A pair of Houston Texans defenders are heading to injured reserve. According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston, the team is placing cornerback Jaylin
Smith and defensive end Darrell
Taylor on IR.
The Houston Texans, just like the rest of the NFL in recent weeks, have been subject to a fair bit of trade deadline rumors and chatter to link a few potential moves or roster shifts that could transpire ahead of next month's deadline to best position this team for a playoff push.
The Houston Texans have made a fair share of noise through their initial moves of free agency. Whether it be on the offensive side of the ball like their deal to ship out All-Pro tackle Laremy Tunsil, or on the defensive side with their acquisition of Super Bowl-champion C.J.
While the Bears were able to sign one of their own free agents on Monday, while another of their free agents found work with the Houston Texans. Reserve safety Tarvarius Moore signed a one-year deal to stay with the Bears while defensive end Darrell Taylor was the free agent who went to the Texans.
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According to Ian Rapoport, the Texans are signing DE Darrell Taylor to a contract. Rapoport adds it’s a one-year, $5.25 million deal, indicating Taylor will be a backup rotational pass rusher with a chance to settle into a role on third downs. Taylor, 27, was a three-year starter at Tennessee.
The nightmare that was the 2024 Chicago Bears season is over. Before the transactional period starts and the roster changes begin, we will recap the seasons of most of the 53-man roster.
Defensive end Darrell Taylor drew a steep fine for the roughing-the-passer penalty he received against the San Francisco 49ers last week. Taylor was leaping and came down striking Brock Purdy in the head and neck area with 11:06 left in the fourth quarter while pass rushing, and was flagged for 15 yards.
The Chicago Bears will be without one of their best pass rushers when they take on the New England Patriots on Sunday. Defensive end Darrell Taylor is out for Sunday’s showdown against the Pats.
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Bears edge rusher Darrell Taylor will be unavailable in the pass rotation against the New England Patriots. Taylor as a knee injury and practiced earlier in the week but missed Friday's practice and is on the inactive list for the game.
https://www.si.com/nfl/bears/chicago-bears-and-arizona-cardinals-week-9-game-day-preview It was a costly, unpleasant Sunday against the Washington Commanders for Bears edge rusher Darrell Taylor.
The NFL cracked down on another Chicago Bears defender on Saturday after fining defensive end Darrell Taylor. Taylor was actually fined twice for a total of $23,634 for two separate unnecessary roughness penalties against the Washington Commanders in Week 8.
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Greg went to the tape and shares some takeaways from the Bears-Titans game. Last Friday, I wrote an article about the many struggles of first-round quarterbacks as rookies.
Even after the Chicago Bears finished the preseason with a perfect undefeated record, the front office and coaching staff knew the team was still missing some key pieces.
New Bears OLB Darrell Taylor is excited to make the transition into a new defense after being traded to Chicago by Seattle. “I know we’re a 4-3 defense and I’m excited to be moving forward, like going straight all the time,” Taylor said, via the team’s website.
The Bears made a couple of additions to their defensive line in trades this week and the first one was a move to acquire defensive end Darrell Taylor from the Seahawks.
Darrell Taylor wants everyone to know he’s excited to be in Chicago as the newest edge rusher. He’s not so excited he’ll do something he did in Seattle, and that was run off the bench onto the field during a teammate’s interception return in celebration but got away without officials detecting it.
Seattle Seahawks linebacker Darrell Taylor provided viewers with one of the most head-scratching moments of the season Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.