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Te XAN S<br />
Height: 5-11<br />
Weight: 184<br />
College: South Carolina<br />
<strong>Home</strong>town: Athens, Georgia<br />
5th NFL Season<br />
5th with <strong>Texans</strong><br />
Age as of Kickoff Weekend 2008: 26<br />
Acquired: D1a, 2004 (10th overall)<br />
2007 GP/GS: 9/9<br />
Career GP/GS: 57/57<br />
Teams: <strong>Houston</strong>, 2004-07<br />
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DUNTA ROBINSON<br />
CORNERBACK<br />
veterans<br />
TRANSACTIONS: Selected by <strong>Houston</strong> <strong>Texans</strong><br />
in first round (10th pick overall) of 2004 NFL<br />
Draft…Signed by <strong>Texans</strong> on July 24, 2004…<br />
Placed on injured reserve on Nov. 7,2007.<br />
HONORS: 2005 Mickey Herskowitz Award, 2004<br />
Pro Football Weekly Defensive Rookie of the<br />
Year, 2004 Touchdown Club Rookie of the Year.<br />
PRO: Pound-for-pound one of the biggest<br />
hitters in the NFL…aggressive and confident<br />
corner who possesses exceptional quickness<br />
and instincts…looks to return from knee<br />
and hamstring injury at Oakland (11/4)…that<br />
shortened his 2007 season…ended his streak of<br />
starting every game as a pro at 57 consecutive<br />
games when he was placed on injured reserve<br />
(11/7/07)…enjoyed rookie season that saw him<br />
rack up 85 tackles, three sacks, six interceptions<br />
19 passes defensed, and three forced fumbles…<br />
his six interceptions tied for first among NFL<br />
rookies and third overall in the league…began<br />
collegiate career as a strong safety and before<br />
earning the starting left cornerback slot as a<br />
junior.<br />
2007 (<strong>Houston</strong> 9/9): Started in nine games before<br />
his season ended with a devastating right knee<br />
injury sidelined him at Oakland (11/4)…placed<br />
on injured reserve (11/7)…finished second on<br />
the team with two interceptions…made 34<br />
tackle (29 solo) and eight passes defensed…<br />
blocked one field goal on the season…started<br />
his fourth consecutive opener against Kansas<br />
City (9/9), becoming the only Texan defender<br />
to start the last four season openers…finished<br />
with two solo tackles and his first interception<br />
of the season on a tipped ball…had two passes<br />
defensed…started at Carolina (9/16)…made<br />
four total tackles, three solo…intercepted<br />
his second consecutive pass of the season<br />
in late in the third quarter…started against<br />
Indianapolis (9/23) and had four solo stops and<br />
a pass defensed. started in his homecoming at<br />
Atlanta (9/30) and recorded five solo tackles…<br />
blocked a his first career field goal attempt<br />
midway through the fourth quarter, becoming<br />
the first Texan to block a field goal since Ramon<br />
Walker in 2003…started against Miami (10/7)<br />
and finished with four solo tackles…started at<br />
Jacksonville (10/14)...made three solo tackles<br />
and a pass defensed...made a season-high<br />
six tackles against Tennessee (10/21) and two<br />
passes defensed…had five total tackles at San<br />
Diego (10/28)…finished with one assisted tackle<br />
before leaving the game in the first quarter with<br />
a knee and hamstring injury at Oakland (11/4)<br />
causing him to miss the rest of the season.<br />
2006 (<strong>Houston</strong> 16/16): Started at cornerback in<br />
every game for third straight season…finished<br />
the season with 83 tackles, two interceptions<br />
and his first career touchdown, a nine-yard<br />
return against Buffalo (11/19)…tied a careerhigh<br />
with 11 tackles to lead all <strong>Texans</strong> defenders<br />
vs. Washington (9/24)…finished the game with<br />
seven solo tackles and one interception at<br />
Jacksonville (11/12)…did not register a tackle<br />
vs. Buffalo (11/19)…intercepted QB JP Losman<br />
on Buffalo’s nine-yard line and returned the<br />
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