Safety Ed Reed remains unsigned, and it appears his decision on where to play next season and beyond has come down to two teams, the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans.

The Ravens are reportedly still in play for Reed. However, their real interest in re-signing the veteran is unknown, as is their ability to fit him into their already tight budget. Baltimore has had to watch several other high-profile players walk this free agency period, and it’s unclear if they can – or want to – retain Reed.

After visiting with the Texans last week, Reed appeared headed for Houston. However, the team’s initial three-year offer was reportedly too low to ink the safety, according to The Baltimore Sun. This would seem to suggest that Reed would be willing to leave the Ravens in favor of another club if the price were right.

Houston lost safety Glover Quin to the Lions earlier this offseason, and they are looking to replace him with Reed. Baltimore has lost several players between retirement and free agency, and they may look to bring at least one available piece of last year’s Super Bowl squad back.