Ed Reed ripped his coaches and team after his Houston Texans lost to the Arizona Cardinals. He won’t have to worry about losing with the Texans again, as he was released on Tuesday. Reed himself thanked the people of Houston:  Thanks to the Texans! And the City of Htown!— Ed Reed (@TwentyER) November 12, 2013  Reed had a long, successful career with the Baltimore Ravens before joining the Texans prior to this season. His time in Houston hasn’t exactly been a success.  Ed Reed played 275 snaps with the #Texans. Via @PFF # was worst safety in Houston, ranked 73rd out of 85 safeties by their measures. Oof.— Stephanie Stradley (@StephStradley) November 12, 2013  What did he get for being one of the worst safeties in Houston history? A whole lot of money.  All Ed Reed received from #Texans for 16 tackles, 0 INTs in 7 games: $6M guaranteed. ($2M signing bonus, $1M roster, $1M base, $2M advance)— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 12, 2013  Great job by Ed Reed of fleecing the Texans out of $3 million or so. And he didn't even need a ski mask!— Bart Hubbuch (@HubbuchNYP) November 12, 2013  Before release, Ed Reed expressed belief team outcoached. Yesterday, Wade Phillips:: "Everyone has an opinion. I'll keep mine in house."— Ed Werder (@Edwerderespn) November 12, 2013  Reed will go through waivers, and his contract won’t be that onerous for whoever picks him up. And though he’s clearly been slowed in recent years and is not the most stable locker-room presence, the future Hall of Famer seems likely to get another chance:  Agree Ed Reed might be done. But if not, don't rule out #Jets Rex still a big fan, and he could aid pass defense over Allen/Jarrett combo.— Eric Edholm (@Eric_Edholm) November 12, 2013
Ed Reed was released from the Texans after just six games. What are they saying about his release?