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The Texans have made some minor roster adjustments, little blips done to smooth out the roster before their first preseason game. Houston moved Dayon Pratt, a 6’4”, 240 lb. rookie outside linebacker from East Carolina to the active roster. They waived T.J. Daniel, a 6’6”, 280 lb. rookie defensive end from Oregon. And they moved DeAnte Gray, a 5’10”, 185 pound rookie wide receiver from TCU to the reserve/injured list.
Additionally, the team recently released an unofficial depth chart.
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This gleams a few interesting things. Kendall Lamm is the starting right tackle, with Chris Clark subbing in for the disgruntled Duane Brown. Houston is still showing their base defense as a 3-4 with Jadeveon Clowney as an outside linebacker, not a defensive end. Kareem Jackson is still playing cornerback, with Corey Moore listed as the starting strong safety. Oh, and everyone’s favorite face-catching kick returner, Tyler Ervin, is still back there.
In case you forgot, the Texans begin the preseason against the Carolina Panthers Wednesday, August 9th at 6:30 p.m. CDT.