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Derek Barnett, a former first-round pick of the Eagles, has re-upped with the Texans, according ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. Barnett ended last season with the Texans after the Eagles ultimately given up on him.

After playing in just seven games as an Eagle last year, Barnett, who had 2.5 sacks in his previous 29 games, managed just 3 ½ in Houston.

Although the deal’s terms were not disclosed, Spotrac reports that Barnett will be expected to carry roughly $4 million in dead money under the Eagles’ 2024 limit.

Barnett’s three quarters of a sack for the Texans during the final five weeks of the regular season surpassed the total of two quarters for all Eagles edge rushers. When the Texans defeated the Browns in the wild card round, Barnett contributed a sack.

Jonathan Greenard was lost by the Texans to the Vikings in free agency. Greenard had the most sacks twelve a quarter) among the Texans.

In his final two games before being cut in late November, Barnett averaged a meager 14 snaps per game while playing for the Eagles. He played 40 snaps per game on average while with the Texans. While not a total failure, Barnett was among the less successful first-round selections made by the Eagles in recent memory. After Brandon Graham’s historic sack in the closing minutes of the Super Bowl, he recovered Tom Brady’s fumble, giving him 19 and a half sacks in his first four seasons.

Reddick’s one hundred thousand dollar roster bonus was sensibly postponed by the Eagles from March 15 to April 1. They will have more time to arrange a deal as a result, and the Falcons may actually be considered a possibility.

It’s interesting that the trading market for Temple products hasn’t been as strong as the Eagles thought it would be.

In four consecutive seasons, the 29-year-old has ended with double-digit sacks and 51 tackles throughout loss they anticipate.