The defensive end spent two years with Gary Kubiak, Wade Phillips and Bill Kollar in Houston.
The Denver Broncos announced a two-year deal with defensive end Jared Crick. Details of the contract were not announced. Crick, who enters his fifth season in the NFL, spent the last four seasons with the Houston Texans. The last two years have been the most productive of his career.
In those seasons, he finished with 104 tackles (57 solo), 5.5 sacks, eight passes defended and one forced fumble. Crick also was credited with 27 quarterback hurries and 14 quarterback hits in the last two seasons, according to the statistics compiled by ProFootballFocus.