C.J. Stroud, the quarterback for the Houston Texans, is set to play in the preseason game against the Las Vegas Raiders, as confirmed by head coach DeMeco Ryans. This announcement was reported by ESPN.com reporter DJ Bien-Aime.
The Texans' coaching staff plans to give key offensive players considerable playing time in this matchup, a change from their first preseason game where starters did not participate. Stroud will benefit from a fully healthy offensive line, which includes new starters at important positions: Braden Smith at right tackle, Wyatt Teller at left guard, and Keylan Rutledge at center.
As the Texans prepare for their Thursday night game, Ryans noted the positive impact of the offensive line's health on the team's training camp progress. However, details about how long Stroud will play or any potential roster changes have not been disclosed by the coaching staff.
Source: cbssports.com.
