Ingram has been dealing with an abdominal issue and is listed as a full participant in Saturday drills, signaling a likely return for Houston’s Week 2 MNF matchup. His availability could stabilize the Texans’ interior protection and open up play-action.

Ingram returns from an abdomen injury to anchor the interior, having been Houston's top-rated o-lineman in the preseason. His full participation signals a more stable five-man front, improving both pass protection and run blocking as the Texans aim to reclaim their preferred starting lineup.

Ingram’s return to full practice brings a positive note for Houston’s offensive line, potentially stabilizing pass protection and run blocking for Week 2 as the team navigates a thin receiving corps.

Ingram’s abdominal issue sidelined him, prompting an interior shuffle that stressed the line and contributed to Stroud’s discomfort. His return would stabilize the guard spot and bolster Houston’s protection going forward.

Ed Ingram out with abdominal injury, opening the door for Tytus Howard at right guard and a fresh look on the Texans line; Ingram was acquired from Minnesota, adding a Vikings connection flavor to the Week 1 setup.