Texans WR Jayden Higgins tore his ACL
Texans wide receiver Jayden Higgins left Tuesday's joint practice with the Raiders after suffering an injury and it looks like it is going to be a long time before he's able to return to action. milkshake.it.com
According to multiple reports, Higgins has been diagnosed with a torn ACL. The injury will keep him out for the entire 2026 season.
Higgins was a second-round pick in Houston last season and he was listed as a starting wideout on the team's depth chart. Higgins had 41 catches for 525 yards and six touchdowns during his rookie year.
Nico Collins and Xavier Hutchinson joined Higgins on the top line of the depth chart. Tank Dell — who is returning from a major knee injury of his own — is on the second rung with Jaylin Noel and Justin Watson.
2026 NFL Preseason Odds Week 2: Spreads, Lines For All 16 Games
Books and bettors are back for Week 2 of the NFL preseason. Let's check out the odds for each game at DraftKings Sportsbook as of Aug. 19. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Thursday, Aug. 20 Raiders @ Texans Spread: Texans -1.5Moneyline: Texans -142, Raiders +120O/U: 40.5 49ers @ Chargers Spread: 49ers -1.5Moneyline: 49ers -125, Chargers +105O/U: 38.5 Friday, Aug. 21 Jets @ Steelers Spread: Jets -2.5Moneyline: Jets -142, Steelers +120O/U: 36.5 Panthers @ Jaguars Spread: Jaguars -1.5Moneyline: Jaguars -120, Panthers +100O/U: 37.5 Packers @ Broncos Spread: Broncos -6Moneyline: Broncos -245, Packers +200O/U: 41.5 Saturday, Aug. 22 Commanders @ Lions Spread: Lions -4.5Moneyline: Lions -192, Commanders +160O/U: 37.5 Bills @ Browns Spread: Browns -3Moneyline: Browns -162, Bills +136O/U: 36.5 Ravens @ Vikings Spread: Vikings -3.5Moneyline: Vikings -170, Ravens +142O/U: 36.5 Falcons @ Colts Spread: Colts -3.5Moneyline: Colts -180, Falcons +150O/U: 36.5 Saints @ Rams Spread: Saints -3Moneyline: Saints -162, Rams +136O/U: 37.5 Giants @ Dolphins Spread: Giants -2.5Moneyline: Giants -162, Dolphins +136O/U: 37.5 Bears @ Bengals Spread: Bears -1.5Moneyline: Bears -122, Bengals +102O/U: 36.5 Eagles @ Patriots Spread: Eagles -1.5Moneyline: Eagles -135, Patriots +114O/U: 36.5 Chiefs @ Buccaneers Spread: Buccaneers -5.5Moneyline: Buccaneers -230, Chiefs +190O/U: 37.5 Cowboys @ Cardinals Spread: Cardinals -1.5Moneyline: Cardinals -135, Cowboys +114O/U: 37.5 Sunday, Aug. 23 Seahawks @ Titans Spread: Titans -4.5Moneyline: Titans -218, Seahawks +180O/U: 38.5
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Briscoe Denies Intentional Hamlin Wreck
Despite widespread disbelief, Chase Briscoe maintains that his contact with Denny Hamlin during the recent race was unintentional. The incident comes as Joe Gibbs Racing holds a strong position in the championship chase, with all four of their drivers officially clinching postseason berths.
The situation adds tension to the final weeks of the regular season as Hamlin leads the standings, with Briscoe, Christopher Bell, and Ty Gibbs also in contention for the championship title.
2026-27 College Football Playoff Schedule: Dates, Times, TV, Locations
The 12-team College Football Playoff returns for its third season under the expanded format, and the CFP, ESPN and TNT Sports have released the complete schedule of dates, times, TV networks and host sites. Here is everything to know about the road to the 2026-27 national championship. First Round: Campus Sites The opening round of the playoff will again be played on the campus of the higher seeded teams. The first game of the Dec. 19 tripleheader will air on ABC and ESPN, while the other two games that day will be split between TNT and truTV. Quarterfinals: Bowl Games The quarterfinal round moves to four traditional bowl sites. The Fiesta Bowl hosts the first game, with the Peach, Cotton and Rose bowls following two days later. Matchups and exact kickoff windows for each bowl will not be finalized until the 12-team field is announced Dec. 6. Of the Jan. 1 games, the noon and 4 p.m. matchups will air on TNT and truTV, the 4 p.m. game airs on ABC and ESPN, and the 8 p.m. game airs on ESPN. Semifinals: Orange Bowl and Sugar Bowl The two semifinal games return to their rotating bowl sites. National Championship Where to Watch All games airing on ESPN networks will also be available to stream on the ESPN app. Fans can get ESPN networks and FOX One together with the FOX One and ESPN bundle, bringing the College Football Playoff and FOX college football into one subscription. Games airing on TNT and truTV will also stream on HBO Max. FOX does not hold broadcast rights to the College Football Playoff, so all games in this bracket will air exclusively on ESPN, ABC, TNT and truTV as listed above. FOX Sports will continue to provide coverage, analysis and reporting on the CFP field and matchups leading into the postseason.
