Wide receiver Noah Brown is leaving the Dallas Cowboys, but staying in the state of Texas. He and the Texans have reportedly agreed to a one-year deal for an amount of money that is yet unknown at time of writing.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported the news via Twitter on Tuesday.
Brown was selected by the Cowboys near the very bottom of the 2017 NFL Draft, in the seventh round with the 239th pick. While in college, Brown won a College Football Playoff National Championship in 2015.
He played in 16 games last season, starting in 13 of them. Brown racked up 43 catches on 75 targets for 555 yards and three touchdowns in 2022. Despite being in the league since 2017, last season saw him catching his very first NFL touchdown. His yardage total was also a career high.
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