Texans offensive coordinator Nick Caley says there are "no concerns whatsoever" with C.J. Stroud not throwing at OTAs.
But there is a bit of an injury involved, so that's not quite nothing.
Stroud has a tight pectoral muscle, a "relatively minor" issue, according to local reporter Aaron Wilson.
At OTAs, Stroud did some handoffs and spent a lot of time off to the side alongside Caley.
The Texans have an established backup, Davis Mills, who worked with the first-team offense.
Stroud is entering his third season in the NFL after a second year that was a statistical drop-off.
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The Texans would love to see a fully healthy Stroud soon so he can start building back toward his rookie self.
Houston has a long time until the season starts, so Stroud should indeed be just fine. But you never like to see your star QB dealing with any kind of issue.
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