Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud says it wasn't that big of a deal that he didn't throw until Tuesday and that he didn't have surgery or anything.

The Houston Texans' third-year quarterback downplayed his limited participation during drills last week at voluntary OTAs due to general soreness in his shoulder. Stroud threw passes at practice for the first time with media in attendance after not throwing through the first two weeks of OTAs.

CJ Stroud is finally throwing the football again at Texans minicamp after not doing so during OTAs. He had avoided throwing because of shoulder soreness, which worried some fans. Now, with mandatory minicamp underway,

The Texans wrapped up their final day of mandatory minicamp on Wednesday. A few quick hits from team's final activity before training camp begins in July: Offensive line The offensive line had a little bit of a better day than the one they had in Tuesday's practice.

After several weeks of early-summer speculation, a vexing question is now answered for the Houston Texans: C.J. Stroud's right shoulder is just fine. Houston's signal caller will be ready to roll when training camp starts next month.

C.J. Stroud ended the speculation on Tuesday, throwing at practice and assuring the media his shoulder is just fine

If Texas Tech is going to live up to the lofty expectations in 2025, returning QB Behren Morton is going to have to play a big role in making it happen. Morton,

C.J. Stroud returned to full participation during the Houston Texans' mandatory minicamp and addressed a nagging narrative.

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