After wrapping up a solid draft, addressing needs and adding depth, the Houston Texans began making phone calls to sign undrafted free agents like many teams do. With one name particularly in mind, the Texans got their guy. University of Houston QB Case Keenum was signed as undrafted free agent.

Keenum will look to compete with T.J. Yates this offseason, and very well could earn the third-string QB spot. Keenum is the all-time leader in NCAA passing yards, touchdowns and completions.

In the later rounds of the draft on Saturday, the Texans drafted what, to some, seemed like an unpopular pick when they selected a kicker. Randy Bullock, the 2011 Lou Groza award winner from Texas A&M, will be expected to replace Neil Rackers as the team's place kicker. Though some fans don't like the idea of spending a draft pick on a kicker, perhaps the idea of Bullock contributing immediately will settle those fans down.

With their last pick in the sixth round, the Texans went for more offensive line depth in taking Purdue offensive tackle Nick Mondek. The defensive tackle-turned o-line man was a starter for two seasons with the Boilermakers.











