New Texans center not a stranger - Former Bronco knows system that Gibbs is installing

New Texans center Chris Myers called his exit from Denver "bittersweet" for many reasons, but the trade that brought him to Houston on Monday has given him financial security and a starting job for the next few years if the coaches are right about him.

Myers, 26, was acquired by the Texans for a sixth-round draft choice. Before general manager Rick Smith completed the deal, he and agent Drew Rosenhaus agreed on a four-year, $11 million contract that included a $3 million signing bonus for Myers.

Myers (6-5, 295) had to sign the contract with the Broncos before they could trade him.

"It was kind of a bittersweet-type thing," Myers said. "I love Denver, love the organization, love the team, and I had a great time there for three seasons. I kind of made my way up the ladder and finally got a starting position last year." Click here to continue reading...
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