The Houston Texans got promising news on Wednesday as quarterback C.J. Stroud was a full participant at practice after missing the last three games because of a concussion.

Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said Stroud remains in concussion protocol and will start Sunday’s game at AFC Central-leading Indianapolis (8-3) if he clears.

“C.J. (Stroud) has been our starter when he’s out there,” Ryans said. “He’s played well for us. He’s done some really nice things when it comes to delivering the football where it needs to be. He’s one of the best in the league at doing that. So, we’re hoping that he gets back, so he can get out there and help us.”

Stroud, 24, practiced just once last week — and it was in a limited capacity on Thursday. He sustained the concussion in Houston’s 18-15 loss to the Denv

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