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The Texans issued a lengthy injury report ahead of their next game.

Will Anderson, Nico Collins and others were limited while Wade Woodaz was full in practice.

Week 4 injury updates presented by Shariff Injury Lawyers for the Houston Texans versus Dallas Cowboys game.

The Texans pass rusher earns a $5,000 youth football equipment grant for his technique on a sack against the Indianapolis Colts.

The only negative from practice was Azeez Al-Shaair not participating.

Nico Collins, Jadeveon Clowney and Ed Ingram all practiced with the team today.

The Houston Texans could face additional injuries heading into Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys.

A source said Texans DT Mario Edwards tore his ACL last Sunday ending his season.

This Texans mailbag discusses hot seats, blaming Nick Caserio and returns of Kayden McDonald and Braden Smith.

The Houston Texans have signed Dare Ogunbowale off the Las Vegas Raiders practice squad.

The blog considers whether Houston should bring in Odell Beckham Jr after his Giants release.

DeMeco Ryans stated Ed Ingram will play and other positions remain unchanged.

Coach Ryans noted Nico Collins returned to practice but game status is uncertain.

Head coach DeMeco Ryans gave a clear response on whether Nick Caley will remain as offensive coordinator.

DeMeco Ryans talks about C.J. Stroud growing as a quarterback amid offensive struggles.

The coach remains optimistic about the rushing offense after 70 yards against Indianapolis.

DeMeco Ryans says the Texans may lean more into passing because the run game is not working.

The broadcast team has been announced for the Houston Texans game against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Houston Texans made roster moves.

The Texans' DE lived in the Indianapolis backfield and drew high praise from the Colts' head coach.

Three forced turnovers and a bottled-up Colts run game give the Houston defense something to build on.

Battle Red Blog published its power rankings for the Houston Texans entering Week 4.

The Houston Texans started this season with Super Bowl ambitions, and a large percentage of the NFL viewing public was behind them.

An analysis questions whether it is time for Texans fans to panic following the 0-3 start.

Last year I introduced something called the stages of suck.

The Houston Texans are 0-3 again as preseason Super Bowl contenders similar to last year.

A high PFF ranking for Lions center Juice Scruggs draws a glare at Houston's offensive line coaches.

Power rankings are examined as the Houston Texans prepare for their Week 4 matchup.

There is hope for the Texans offense if they lean into one aspect a bit more.

Playing zone takes away the super power of Sting and Kamari on defense.