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  • DET Defensive Back
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    Texans re-signed cornerback DeMarcus Faggins to a multi-year deal.
    Their nickel corner played well last season and was a restricted free agent.
  • DET Defensive Back
    DeMarcus Faggins pulled his hamstring during Sunday’s game against the Jaguars.
    Faggins will miss week 10 because of the injury. Phillip Buchanon will likely replace him at cornerback.
  • DET Defensive Back
  • DET Defensive Back
    DeMarcus Faggins Sunday November 13.
  • DET Defensive Back
  • DET Defensive Back
  • DET Defensive Back
    DeMarcus Faggins has not lost his starting right cornerback job.
    Houston considered inserting rookie Fred Bennett after Faggins committed three big penalties in Week 4, but feels he provides the best chance to win right now. Jamar Fletcher will keep his job as nickel back as well.
  • DET Defensive Back
    DeMarcus Faggins is expected to retain his starting job as the Texans’ right cornerback this season.
    After 2006, “Petey” was expected to face a challenge for the job, but Houston only drafted fourth-rounder Fred Bennett and signed journeyman Jamar Fletcher to add depth. The Texans’ pass defense remains suspect on paper.
  • ARI Defensive Back
    The Texans may be on the verge of replacing DeMarcus “Petey” Faggins with rookie Fred Bennett at right cornerback.
    Bennett has good size and has been excellent in practice, while Faggins was the victim on several long pass plays through the first four games. The general belief is that Faggins could be an elite nickel corner for Houston.
  • FA Defensive Back #21
    Texans CB Dunta Robinson will miss the remainder of the season due to an ACL injury.
    X-rays after Sunday’s win revealed the injury. Robinson is one of the team’s two best defenders, and their only stable cornerback. With fourth-round rookie Fred Bennett and DeMarcus Faggins now starting, Houston’s pass defense could be among the league’s worst in the second half of the season.