The Houston Texans have announced that quarterback C.J. Stroud will not participate in their upcoming Week 10 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars this Sunday. Stroud remains under concussion protocols after suffering an injury during the second quarter of last week”s contest against the Denver Broncos.
In his absence, head coach DeMeco Ryans has confirmed that Davis Mills will take the reins as the starting quarterback for the game against Jacksonville. Fans expressed a range of reactions upon learning of this decision, highlighting the significance of the matchup.
Stroud”s concussion occurred after he took a hard hit that caused him to hit the ground. Before exiting the game against the Broncos, he completed six of ten passes for 79 yards and added 12 rushing yards on two carries. Mills stepped in but was unable to secure a victory, as the Texans fell to the Broncos 18-15.
This season has not been Stroud”s most effective, as he has recorded 161 completions out of 242 attempts for 1,702 yards, 11 touchdowns, and five interceptions. Additionally, he has contributed 189 yards on 29 rushing attempts. Currently, the Texans hold a record of 3-5, placing them third in the AFC South.
With playoff aspirations still in reach, the Texans will be looking for Mills to perform well against a formidable Jaguars team that boasts a 5-3 record. As the Texans prepare for this crucial game, fans will be eager to see how the team adapts to the absence of their starting quarterback.
For the latest updates on the Houston Texans” schedule and depth chart, fans can visit the team”s official site as they look ahead to the remainder of the season.
