The Houston Texans are off to a good start in their pregame for Week 7 versus the Indianapolis Colts Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Texans will get back cornerback Johnathan Joseph, who missed last week with a hamstring injury. Furthermore, though he was limited all week through three practices as he continued to deal with that hamstring injury, it doesn’t appear to be enough to compromise his ability to play against the Colts.
The Texans will need as many healthy, capable bodies in the secondary as they can muster as they seek to curtail receiver T.Y. Hilton, who has produced 100-yard games against the Texans in five of his past six regular season games. Cornerback Bradley Roby is already out with a hamstring injury, and, like Joseph, he was listed as limited throughout the club’s three practices for Week 7. It appears Joseph’s hamstring is not as bad as Roby’s, which knocked him out of the third quarter of the Texans’ 31-24 win over the Chiefs on Oct. 13.
