Texans visit Baltimore seeking a first win in Charm City with Lamar Jackson out and a spate of Ravens injuries widening Houston's upset path. Woody Marks should spark the ground game while Tank Dell and Graham Mertz present dynamic options in the passing game. Inactives at tackle and corner heighten risk for Houston, but J.J. Watt will call the game, adding a familiar voice to a pivotal fantasy-friendly matchup.

Dallas Cowboys practice in advance of Week 4 primetime showdown with Green Bay as DaRon Bland returns, offering a much-needed boost to a banged-up secondary. Micah Parsons is poised for a big return, while Jadeveon Clowney earns a fresh look and Zion Childress’ move to Houston thins depth. The narrative centers on health, depth, and how these moves tilt fantasy value for Cowboys defenders and potential fantasy contributors in Week 4.

Texans sign Zion Childress off the Cowboys’ practice squad to bolster corner depth as Derek Stingley Jr. deals with an oblique issue and Jaylin Smith sits on IR. Quintez Cephus lands on Houston’s practice squad after a camp stint, adding veteran presence to a thin WR/CB mix. Houston faces winless Tennessee next, relying on Bland’s health and a developing secondary rotation to stabilize a shaky start.

Houston adds Zion Childress off the Cowboys practice squad, promoting him to the 53-man roster. The undrafted cornerback out of Kentucky and Texas State impressed in camp but never stuck in Dallas, appearing in two games via practice-squad elevations. He logged five special-teams snaps in Chicago last week before landing in Houston, signaling a push to bolster CB depth with an eye toward future opportunities.