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Texans Make Roster Changes Ahead of Season Opener Against Bills

The Houston Texans have waived 22 players as they finalize their roster for the season.

Mateo Teague

August 31, 20261 min read

The Houston Texans have announced significant roster changes as they prepare for their Week 1 game against the Buffalo Bills on September 13. A total of 22 players have been waived, including notable names like wide receiver Zay Jones and quarterback Brett Rypien.

Players waived include defensive tackle Dominic Bailey from Tennessee and wide receiver Lewis Bond from Boston College. Other notable releases are linebacker Caleb Johnson and tight end Brevin Jordan, both of whom have considerable league experience. The Texans also released cornerback Bryce Hall and safety George Odum.

In addition to the waivers, the Texans have traded center/guard Jarrett Patterson to the San Francisco 49ers and acquired tackle Nathan Thomas from the Dallas Cowboys. Several players have been placed on the Reserve/Injured list, including wide receiver Tank Dell and safety Ja'Marcus Ingram, both designated for return. Defensive end Ali Gaye is also on the Reserve/Injured list, while linebacker E.J.

Speed has been moved to the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list.

These changes come as the Texans gear up for their season opener at Reliant Stadium against the Buffalo Bills. Further details regarding the roster and any additional moves remain unclear.

Source: Houston Texans.

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