After 15 seasons with Houston, Weeks is reportedly signing a one-year deal with San Francisco.

HOUSTON — The average NFL career is just 3.3 years according to the NFL Players Association, but that number doesn't apply to John Weeks. After 15 seasons with the Texans, the free agent long ...

The Houston Texans will learn what life is like without Jon Weeks as he's leaving NRG Stadium after 14 seasons.

The Houston Texans' longest-tenured player has played his last down at NRG Stadium. Jon Weeks, who joined the Texans in 2010 when head coach DeMeco Ryans was still a Pro Bowl linebacker under Gary ...

The Houston Texans' longest-tenured player, long snapper Jon Weeks, signed a one-year contract with San Francisco 49ers, the team announced. The deal is worth $1.42 million, a source told the ...

As the longest tenured player in franchise history and one of the most reliable special teams contributors in NFL history, Weeks, 39, first joined the Texans in 2010 as an undrafted free agent out ...

Weeks, a veteran Pro Bowl long snapper, went undrafted in 2008 but didn't join an NFL team until the Texans signed him in ...

Jon Weeks signed a free agent deal with the 49ers this week, and with that, longest-tenured Texans player is gone. The Pro Bowl long snapper joined the franchise in 2010, and after snapping in the ...

For 15 seasons, Jon Weeks name never came up on game days, on the broadcast or on the post game show. That's because the Texans' long snapper was literally perfect for all that time. Never a bad snap.