Texans' C.J. Stroud Reacts to Brevin Jordan's Season-Ending Injury

Earlier in the week, the Houston Texans were hit with a heartbreaking injury to tight end Brevin Jordan, who went down with a season-ending knee injury during training camp practice, all less than a year removed from his previous ACL tear from his last campaign, limiting him to only two games played.

An emotional, upsetting scene for this Texans group, who's already been hit with a decent chunk of injuries to start off their 2025 season before Week One has even began– to where Jordan now joins that collection with his absence now inevitable for the year to come.

Following Texans training camp practice on Thursday, quarterback C.J. Stroud touched on Jordan's injury and some of his thoughts from it.

"I talked to him. It's never easy, something you never want to see," Stroud said. "I think the guys kind of handled it the best we could. It's just unfortunate, man. I love that guy. I've seen him work his tail off, he's had a heck of a camp... We'll just keep him in our prayers and keep his spirits up. He'll bounce back from this, man, he's a tough guy. He was in the locker room after, like, 'I'm attacking this head-on,' and this is like an hour afterwards... Just sad about it, but we've got to deal with it, move on, and I can't wait to play with him again in the future."