Dwight Jones? Mike Sims-Walker? Either Way, the Texans Have a Problem at Wideout

May 30, 2012   ·   Nate Dunlevy   ·   Jump to comments

Twitter was all abuzz this afternoon with the word that undrafted free-agent Dwight Jones had quit the Houston Texans.
Evan Silva of ProFootball Talk broke the 'story' speculating that it might somehow be connected with the Texans' interest in Mike Sims-Walker.
 
John McClain of the Houston Chronicle confirmed the story and emphasized the Texans don't expect Jones back.
 
Whether or not the two events are in any way related is irrelevant. If you are worried about the likes of Jones or Sims-Walker and how they will impact your receiving corp, it's a sign of a more serious problem.
Jones was an undrafted rookie without more than a puncher's chance of making the squad. The fact that the Texans are looking into Mike Sims-Walker speaks to a larger problem.
They desperately need receiving help.
Jones bailing on football, whatever his reasons, doesn't hurt the Texans' chances significantly. Sure, it would have been nice if he had made the team...

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