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Texans Activate Bryant, Waive Schrader

The Houston Texans are bolstering their roster ahead of their Week Fifteen clash against the Arizona Cardinals. Tight end Harrison Bryant is returning from Injured Reserve, having been sidelined for four weeks due to a neck and shoulder injury. The team also waived running back Cody Schrader, who was recently claimed from the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bryants return adds depth to the tight end room, potentially allowing the Texans to activate three tight ends for the game. This roster move underscores the strategic decisions teams make to optimize their lineup for crucial late-season games.

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