Chris Myers: Latest News, Rumors and Speculation on Free Agent C

Veteran center Chris Myers has been one of the most durable offensive linemen in the NFL since 2006. He's started every game for the last eight years, which should give him a considerable market this free-agent season.   

Continue for updates. 

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Myers Reportedly Visiting Seahawks

Monday, March 30

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Myers will visit the Seattle Seahawks.

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Broncos Reportedly Interested in Myers

Monday, March 9

The Denver Broncos are showing interest in Myers while the Oakland Raiders are out of the running, per Alex Marvez of Fox Sports. 

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Myers Looking For New Team

Thursday, March 4

Despite his resiliency, Myers was released by the Houston Texans on Wednesday. General manager Rick Smith told the team's official website that the veteran center was always a stellar member of the franchise since joining them in 2008:

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Chris has been a mainstay on our offensive line for the past seven seasons. He has been a consummate pro during his time here in Houston.  Chris, his wife, Jenny, and his entire family have represented our organization in the Houston community with class. We appreciate his contributions and wish him the best as he continues his career.

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Per ESPN.com's Tania Ganguli, Myers was set to make $6 million with an $8 million cap hit before being released. That's a large sum of money for most offensive linemen, especially one who is 33 years old, but Pro Football Focus noted how well Myers is as a run blocker:

The Raiders are still in the process of rebuilding their roster, which needs to happen through the draft, but a veteran presence like Myers could be an essential part of things if he's interested in joining them. 

Myers can revitalize a running game that was the worst in football last year, as well as help Derek Carr develop into a more efficient quarterback in his second season. He has good value because of his ability to play every game, so there could be a solid marriage here if the two sides decide to come together.