Sep 06 9:48a by Joel Thorman
The Cardinals released Matt Leinart, the 2006 tenth overall pick, this week and he wasn't on the market very long.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports Leinart agreed to a one-year deal with the Houston Texans on Monday.
Leinart previously said his goal was to be a starter in the league. Apparently he realized that starting is unlikely at this point and accepted a backup role in Houston.
Dan Orlovsky is the backup quarterback for the Texans but has reportedly looked poor in the preseason, which means Leinart has a shot to be the number two.
SB Nation's Battle Red Blog has asked its readers via a poll whether they should sign Leinart and it seems most feel it's worth investigating.
Check out Battle Red Blog for reaction to the Matt Leinart signing.
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