Nico Collins is officially back on the practice field for the Houston Texans, a much-needed shot in the arm for a team staring down an 0-3 start to their season. Reporters at the open portion of practice Wednesday confirmed Collins was out there, participating with the team.
Collins’ Crucial Comeback
This is huge for the Texans, no joke. Collins has been sidelined, missing practice for most of the last two weeks battling a hamstring injury. He’s also been a no-show for the team’s last two games, which, let’s be real, an 0-3 squad absolutely needs their playmakers on the field.
Key Defensive Help Also Returns
It isn’t just Collins though. Defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, who’s been nursing a knee issue, and right guard Ed Ingram, dealing with a groin injury, have also made their return to practice. Like Collins, these guys have missed the last two games. Having Clowney and Ingram back on the field is a serious good sign, even if we still gotta wait on the official injury report for their full participation levels.
The Texans are gearing up for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys, and getting these three key players back on the field is exactly the kind of boost they need. With them back, maybe, just maybe, they can turn things around and snag that first win. Let’s see what happens come Sunday.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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