In an exciting twist straight from the heart of Houston, the Texans are once again rolling out the red carpet for one of their own. Bringing the prodigal son back, they have signed tight end Teagan Quitoriano off of the Bears’ practice squad—a move announced with much fanfare on Wednesday.
Return of the Prodigal Texan
Imagine a horse galloping back to familiar pastures; that’s Teagan Quitoriano returning to the Lone Star State! At just 24, Quitoriano—the Texans’ fifth-round gem from the 2022 draft—was waived in September. The winds of change blew him to the Windy City, where he found a temporary home with the Bears’ practice squad. Alas, his star didn’t shine on Chicago’s game field, but now he returns to Houston, hungry to catch passes and hearts alike.
A Promising Track Record
Quitoriano’s first two seasons saw him haul in nine passes, amassing 146 yards and scoring two touchdowns. Those aren’t just numbers, folks—they’re the building blocks of great talent reawakened. The kind of stats that whisper, “Keep an eye on this playmaker!”
Filling the Roster’s Void
The Texans had an open slot on their roster, courtesy of receiver Nico Collins’ unfortunate hamstring injury landing him on injured reserve. Enter Quitoriano, ready to stand tall and proud.
More Moves on the Gridiron Board
In a flurry of strategic juggling, the Texans didn’t stop there. Like a savvy coach repositioning his pieces on a chessboard, they also signed wide receiver Jared Wayne to their practice squad, waving goodbye to defensive tackle Marcus Harris. The Texans are clearly gearing up for something big, and the anticipation is almost palpable!
As the Texans recalibrate their roster, fans across Texas and beyond are buzzing with excitement. Let’s wait with bated breath to see how Quitoriano and the team’s new lineup unfold their game strategies and thrilling narratives on the field. Yee-haw! Football in Texas just got a little more exciting.
