Jordan carried 13 times for 55 yards, showing burst and practicality as a roster-protection option. With a crowded Texans backfield and a couple of QB uncertainties, his long-term roster odds remain slim, but the showcase adds a tangible chance he could land on a practice squad or active roster as a depth piece later in the season.

Jordan shared backfield duties with Ogunbowale and Marks, contributing to Houston’s multi-weapon backfield. His performance hints at a ceiling in a pecking order that could grow as the team optimizes pass protection and run efficiency.

Jordan surfaced as the Texans’ returner, with a punt-return moment highlighted as a notable play from the half. In a preseason setting, his involvement signals potential depth at returner and a possible spark for special-teams impact as the season approaches.

Jordan is a developmental piece in the Texans’ backfield, teased as a potential late-season contributor if developmental and depth-chart dynamics shift. His speed and upside make him a sleeper target, particularly for dynasty rosters, but he’s not a Week 1 factor in most formats.

Jawhar Jordan was waived/injured as the Texans finalized their roster moves.