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The Texans have placed wide receiver Tank Dell on injured reserve with a designation to return as he continues to recover from a knee injury.

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When do you think Tank Dell will make his 2026-27 season debut?

Tank Dell to start season on Texans' IR amid return from brutal knee injury The Houston Texans officially place wide receiver Tank Dell on the IR to begin the season as he continues recovering from a knee injury.

Kamari Ramsey's excellent preseason showings for the Texans adds another playmaker to the team's already-elite secondary, where his eye for creating turnovers and eliminating mistakes will be key to his development. 💎🔒

ESPN ranked all 32 NFL cornerback groups entering the 2026 season, with the Houston Texans taking the No. 1 spot.

Derek Stingley Jr. has established himself as one of football's elite corners, leading the position with 46 passes defensed and 14 interceptions over the past three seasons.

Alongside him, 23-year-old Kamari Lassiter recorded 17 passes defensed last season, while Jalen Pitre gives Houston another versatile weapon from the slot. Together, they've helped build arguably the deepest cornerback room in football.

BATTLED DOWN TO THE WIRE.

Houston Texans quarterback Brett Rypien took the helm in Preseason Week 3 against the Carolina Panthers, steering the offense through a tough, gritty matchup!

Going 13/23 for 101 passing yards, 1 passing touchdown, and 1 interception, Rypien pushed to execute down the stretch and connected for a key red-zone score.

With final 53-man roster cuts looming, every throw carries massive weight.

Rypien put his veteran grit on full display in the preseason finale!

Houston's deepest position group has suddenly become its hardest roster puzzle.

Texans' most agonizing roster decision looming on 2026 cutdown day The Texans face a brutal wide receiver roster decision as veteran additions collide with Houston's existing depth.

How long will one of CJ Stroud's protectors be out?

Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud will breathe major sigh of relief after injury update on $20 million teammate Houston Texans right tackle Braden Smith was carted off the field at joint practice on Wednesday, but the update is good for the tackle.

Opposing offense is cooked

Even a giant isn't immune to pain.

Texans' anchor Braden Smith faced a plantar fascia scare, a testament to the grit demanded by the trenches.

But reports suggest it's more of a momentary setback than a war-ending wound.

The battle-worn warrior will soon be back in the line of duty, guarding the front lines with renewed fervor.

This isn't just a physical hurdle; it's a mental test of resilience, and Smith's return will be a testament to his unbreakable spirit and dedication to his teammates.

Watch for this colossal presence to storm back onto the field, readier than ever to dominate and inspire.

Cannot wait to see him get to work!

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