Offensive lineman Charlie Heck is remaining in Houston. Heck has agreed to a one-year contract with the Texans, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The Houston Texans re-signed OT Charlie Heck on Friday, according to Aaron Wilson. The Texans also waived WR Jesse Matthews with a failed physical designation on Friday. Heck, 27, is a former fourth-round pick of the Texans back in 2020.
The Houston Texans head into a playoff-type game in Week 15 with a laundry list of injuries. None is more important than that of quarterback C.J. Stroud, who is projected to miss Sunday’s action.
The Houston Texans just made a roster move that fans have been waiting for for some time now. During the offseason, specifically around the time of training camp, one of the longest-tenured Texans players got injured.
The Texans announced on Tuesday that they have waived veteran LB Cory Littleton and activated OT Charlie Heck from injured reserve. Littleton, 30, is a former undrafted free agent out of Washington signed by the Rams in 2016.
The Houston Texans announced they’ve officially designated CB Derek Stingley Jr. and OT Charlie Heck to return from injured reserve. Stingley, 22, was a three-year starter at LSU.
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Dramatic changes have hit the Houston Texans’ offensive line during the past week involving an overhaul of both starting tackles. Already mired in a four-game
- The Houston Texans placed veteran offensive tackle Marcus Cannon on injured reserve Saturday due to a back injury, and Charlie Heck is slated to replace him at right tackle Sunday against the New England Patriots.
Charlie Heck was slated to start at right tackle in the season opener, but he tested positive for COVID-19 last week before the game. The Texans activated Heck from the COVID-19 reserve list Thursday.
After losing Vincent Taylor, it’s the next best thing. In the Texans first win of the season over the Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston lost starting defensive tackle with an ankle injury.
- Houston Texans right offensive guard Max Scharping lined up next to Charlie Heck for the past month, building invaluable timing and knowledge of their habits and skills.
A new batch of news before Sunday’s opener. There’s newer news than the previous news published earlier this week. In the last day, the Texans signed Danny Amendola and traded Bradley Roby to the Saints.
- Charlie Heck, the Houston Texans' starting right offensive tackle, was placed on the reserve-COVID-19 list on Monday. Heck wasn't at practice as his testing sample was retested, according to league sources not authorized to speak publicly.
- How bad was the 2020 Houston Texans' draft class? For now, two of the five players drafted have either been cut or traded before the start of the 2021 NFL season. Not all is lost for the class as a whole, though.
- Charlie Heck isn't going to garner much national attention. Outside of coming from a football background, the second-year tackle's story doesn't move the media needle. He does, however, move defenders on a daily basis for the Houston Texans.
- Charlie Heck lines up at right tackle and is blown back by defensive end Jacob Martin during two-minute drills. But for the next four plays, it's Heck who bests Martin, forcing the defender to work twice as hard, without him being able to put pressure on the backfield.
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