Houston Texans: Would WR Mike Sims-Walker Ease Texans’ Receiving Concerns?

June 2, 2012   ·   Ryan Huff   ·   Jump to comments

Sources say the Houston Texans have scheduled former Jacksonville Jaguars WR Mike Sims-Walker to work out for the team, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
For a team with a number of question marks within its receiver ranks, it sounds as if Houston is ready to add another if it acquires Sims-Walker. As a Jaguar, Sims-Walker showed a glimpse of serious talent in 2009 when he made 63 receptions for a total of 869 yards and seven touchdowns.
In 2010, he had a similar season with slightly less impressive numbers at 43 receptions, 562 yards and seven touchdowns.
But in 2011, the receiver was traded to St. Louis, reacquired by Jacksonville, then missed the rest of the season after a knee injury in a game against the Texans. Before the injury, his return to Jacksonville saw his numbers plummeting; he’d only made one reception for 11 yards.
Sims-Walker has his own problems to worry about, then, like an extremely strong recovery after being placed on IR and revis...

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