Houston Texans Summary

C.J. Stroud has been ruled out for the upcoming Week 10 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars due to a concussion. As a result, Davis Mills will step in as the starting quarterback, marking his first start in four years.

This development comes as the Texans are facing significant injury challenges, with a total of ten players missing from Wednesday's practice, highlighting the team's struggles with depth and health this season.

Additionally, the Texans have signed veteran kicker Matthew Wright to their practice squad, providing insurance as starter K'aimi Fairbairn is reportedly dealing with an injury issue. The Texans are looking ahead to their clash with the Jaguars, with historical context showing that the Jaguars last swept the Texans in 2017.

As the Texans prepare for this critical division rivalry, the absence of Stroud could significantly impact their offensive strategy and performance against a familiar foe. According to reports, the team's power rankings have not shown much improvement, reflecting ongoing struggles in consistency and execution on the field.

The Texans are hopeful that Mills can deliver a solid performance to keep the team's momentum alive against the Jaguars.