The Houston Texans' head coach DeMeco Ryans announced that quarterback C.J. Stroud is expected to participate in the upcoming preseason game against the Las Vegas Raiders. This news was reported by ESPN.com journalist DJ Bien-Aime.
In a change from their first preseason game, the coaching staff intends to give key offensive players more playing time. Stroud will benefit from a fully healthy offensive line, which features new starters at vital positions. Braden Smith is slated to start at right tackle, Wyatt Teller will take the left guard position, and Keylan Rutledge is set to be the center.
As the Texans prepare for their matchup with Las Vegas, Ryans noted that the health of the offensive line is a positive development as the team progresses through training camp. However, details on how long Stroud will play or any potential roster changes have not been disclosed by the coaching staff.
Source: cbssports.com.
