The Houston Texans have announced the addition of eleven players to their practice squad as they prepare for the upcoming season. This move comes just ahead of their Week 1 matchup against the Buffalo Bills at Reliant Stadium on September 13.
The players signed include Dominic Bailey, a defensive tackle from Tennessee; Lewis Bond, a wide receiver from Boston College; and Bryce Hall, a cornerback with six years of experience from Virginia. Other notable signings are Jamal Hill, a linebacker from Oregon; Alijah Huzzie, a cornerback from North Carolina; and Jawhar Jordan, a running back from Louisville.
Additionally, the Texans have added Josh Kelly, a wide receiver from Texas Tech; James Neal III, an offensive tackle from Iowa State; George Odum, a safety with nine years of experience from Central Arkansas; Daniel Sobkowicz, a wide receiver from Illinois State; and Noah Whittington, a running back from Oregon.
Further details regarding the players' roles or the team's strategy moving forward were not provided. The Texans are looking to solidify their roster as they head into the new season.
