HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston Texans released kicker Nick Novak,Cheap Shoes Online Free Delivery, their starter for the past two seasons, and veteran quarterback Brandon Weeden as they reduced their roster to the 53-player maximum Saturday.
Novak lost his job because of the performance in camp of former UCLA standout Ka'imi Fairbairn. Fairbairn signed with the Texans last season after going undrafted and spent all of last year on the injured reserve.
Houston also released offensive lineman David Quessenberry, a cancer survivor who had been on the team's non-football illness list since 2015, but finished chemotherapy and returned to practice this offseason.
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Weeden appeared in two games with one start for Houston in 2015, but did not play last season. Houston's starter is Tom Savage and former Clemson star Deshaun Watson, who was drafted in the first round this year, is the team's backup at quarterback.
The Texans also released safety Lonnie Ballentine, who had appeared in four games over the last two seasons, speedy receiver Wendall Williams,http://www.authenticjerseysnfl.us.com/Authentic-Nike-Buffalo-Bills-Football-Jerseys/, who played three games as a rookie last season and safety K.J. Dillon who appeared in five games last year.
Novak appeared in every game last season and made 35 of 41 field goals and 22 of 25 extra points. He signed with the Texans in 2015 after spending the previous four seasons with the Chargers.