Here's a look at who was at practice on Wednesday and who was out ahead of Week 5's must-win with the Baltimore Ravens.

The biggest omission from the Texans' latest practice report entirely, though: star defender Will Anderson Jr., who came back after his previous rest absence. He's now back in action and preparing in full for Week 5 in Baltimore.

The Ravens and Texans both need a win. Who will have the advantage when the 1-3 teams meet Sunday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium?

The good news for the Houston Texans is that offensive tackle Tytus Howard returned to practice after missing Wednesday's reps because of an illness. The bad news? There's a chance that All-Pro cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. likely doesn't see action when the Tennessee Titans arrive on Sunday at NRG Stadium.

The Houston Texans have revealed their second practice report leading up to their Week 4 divisional matchup vs. the Tennessee Titans, where one key name was not on the field for the second-straight day: star cornerback Derek Stingley Jr.

The Houston Texans made a roster adjustment before taking on the Baltimore Ravens, adding offensive tackle Trent Brown.

The Titans (0-3) battle the Texans (0-3) at NRG Stadium in Houston on Sept. 28 (noon CT, CBS). The desperation-filled battle is rookie quarterback Cam Ward's return to Houston, just an hour outside his hometown. It will be shaded by the Titans' need to figure out ways to protect Ward, even if injuries continue to mount in front of him.

Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon remains sidelined with a foot injury and his status for 2025 is up in the air. In what is the first shred of good news on Mixon this year, Texans general manager Nick Caserio noted the veteran back is making progress in his rehab.