Texans' C.J. Stroud Clears Concussion Protocol, Set to Start Sunday

Stroud's return could boost Texans' playoff chances as they remain in contention for AFC South title and wild-card spot.

Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud has cleared concussion protocol and is set to start Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.
Stroud missed two games after sustaining a concussion in a Dec. 10 loss to the Jets.
During Stroud's absence, the Texans went 1-1, beating the Titans in Week 15 and losing to the Cleveland Browns in Week 16.
Stroud's return could be a significant boost for the Texans, who are in contention for both the AFC South title and a wild-card playoff spot.
Before his injury, Stroud was leading the league in passing yards (3,631) and had 20 TD passes to five interceptions.