Texans receive promising update on WR Nico Collins' status ahead of Cowboys game
For the first time in two weeks, Houston Texans fans could exhale, knowing wide receiver Nico Collins was coming back to practice.
Houston Texans fans breathed a sigh of relief as wide receiver Nico Collins returned to practice for the first time in two weeks. The Pro Bowl wideout worked through limited drills ahead of the upcoming Week 4 game against the Dallas Cowboys after suffering a hamstring injury that kept him out of action for the past two games. Coach DeMeco Ryans expressed excitement about Collins' return, praising his explosive playmaking abilities and explaining that defenses will have to adapt to his unique skill set.
Collins' absence had taken a toll on the Texans' passing game, which has struggled recently, scoring only 23 points in their last two games. With Collins back, Houston's offense aims to regain its explosive offensive identity, with quarterback C.J. Stroud emphasizing the importance of making plays and capitalizing on opportunities, whether through running or short passes for additional yardage.
Other starters, including starting right guard Ed Ingram and defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, also rejoined the practice lineup after dealing with separate injuries. While Clowney's status remains uncertain, the return of Collins and Ingram provides a welcome boost to the Texans' roster as they prepare for their crucial Week 4 matchup against the Cowboys, which will air on FOX.
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