Texans get WR Nico Collins (hamstring) back vs. Cowboys - ESPN
HOUSTON — After a two-game absence, Houston Texans wideout Nico Collins is set to return against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.
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Texans' Tank Dell to play Sunday; 1st game since knee injury - ESPN
HOUSTON — Texans wide receiver Tank Dell will return to the field against the New York Giants on Sunday after a 22-month hiatus, coach DeMeco Ryans announced Monday.
Sorting out Giants-Commanders tie, Marvin Harrison Jr. trade - ESPN
Two very different decisions — one on the field and another off it — had me asking the same question by Sunday afternoon on Week 5: What are they thinking?
Fantasy football last-minute pickups for Week 3: Stroud, Wicks, Spears among top options - ESPN
At various points during the fantasy football season, injuries, bye weeks and breaking news can cause you to need reinforcements for your fantasy lineup. Every Friday throughout the 2026 NFL season, Matt Bowen will offer some late-week pickup options at each of the primary fantasy positions to help fill those holes, with an emphasis on deeper leagues.
Texans WR Nico Collins (hamstring) to miss second straight game - ESPN
HOUSTON — The Texans will be without Pro Bowl wideout Nico Collins for the second straight week when they travel to face the Colts.
Source: Texans' Nico Collins (hamstring) uncertain for Week 2 - ESPN
Houston Texans star wide receiver Nico Collins suffered a hamstring injury during Wednesday's practice and is uncertain to play in Week 2 against the Cincinnati Bengals, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Texans Sign 2 Veteran WRs Following Jayden Higgins' Season-Ending Injury
The Houston Texans reportedly signed wide receivers Sterling Shepard and Zay Jones on Friday.
Mike Clay's fantasy football dynasty and rookie rankings - ESPN
Here is an updated set of dynasty and keeper rankings for those of you in those kinds of leagues: An overall top 240, as well as the top 80 rookies from the 2026 class. Although a PPR scoring system is assumed, keep in mind that a switch to non-PPR would yield only minor changes, because we're looking at each player's long-term contributions.