Texans waive Bullough, Mumphery

Jun 05, 2017 at 08:02 AM

The Houston Texans waived the following two players:

NAME

POS

AGE

EXP

COLLEGE

Max Bullough

ILB

6-3

250

Michigan State

Keith Mumphery

6-0

215

Michigan State

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