The Texans have completed their signings for their entire nine-player draft class with the signing of second-round offensive tackle Blake Fisher. The four-year, $6.595 million contract includes a $1.616 million signing bonus, as reported by Aaron Wilson of KPRC.
Fisher was selected as the 59th overall pick by the Texans and will serve as a swing tackle behind left tackle Laremy Tunsil and right tackle Tytus Howard. However, he may also see playing time at other positions along the offensive line due to his experience starting every game at right tackle for Notre Dame over the past two seasons, after previously playing left tackle.
In addition to Fisher, the Texans have also signed second-round cornerback Kamari Lassiter, third-round safety Calen Bullock, fourth-round tight end Cade Stover, sixth-round linebacker Jamal Hill, sixth-round running back Jawhar Jordan, seventh-round defensive end Solomon Byrd, seventh-round defensive tackle Marcus Harris, and seventh-round guard LaDarius Henderson.
The signing of Fisher completes the Texans’ signings of their entire nine-player draft class.
