According to an **Associated Press report** in the Dallas Morning News, the Texans have agreed to terms on a four-year contract with free agent guard Wade Smith. The report says that Smith's Nashville-based agent, Brian Parker, confirmed the deal. John McClain of the Houston Chronicle is also **reporting the news** on Twitter.
Smith visited the Texans on Sunday and Monday. He sandwiched that visit between meetings with the Buffalo Bills and Arizona Cardinals, with whom Smith finished meeting on Tuesday night.
A Dallas native, Smith is a versatile player who has experience at every position on the offensive line. Here's what Texans coach Gary Kubiak **told HoustonTexans.com** about him after Smith's visit wrapped up on Monday:
"(Versatility) is the biggest thing with him," Kubiak said. "I've chased this kid a couple of times. I chased him in Denver, and now I get a chance here in Houston. He can play a lot of spots. We see him as an inside player. We want him to come compete at the center/guard position for our football team. We think that's going to be a very competitive position for our team this year, so we'll see what he thinks of it."
