The Houston Texans are exploring potential roster changes ahead of their mandatory minicamp. Recently, they worked out Damon Arnette, a former first-round cornerback from the Las Vegas Raiders, who is trying to revitalize his career after a tumultuous start. With the retirement of Ronald Darby, the Texans are looking for depth in their secondary behind All-Pro Derek Stingley Jr. and rookie Kamari Lassiter. Arnette, who played for the Houston Roughnecks in the United Football League last season, recorded impressive numbers, including 18 tackles and an interception. He expressed that he has grown professionally and is eager to contribute.

Coach DeMeco Ryans has indicated that Arnette is one of several options being considered to fill the vacant cornerback slot, following last season's struggles where Jeff Okudah primarily took on that role. If Arnette can demonstrate discipline and improvement, he could secure a spot on the Texans' roster, adding valuable experience and skill to their defensive backfield.