There were questions about whether Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud was injured after he didn't do much throwing during voluntary OTAs, but any worries can be alleviated.

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud threw passes for the first time in almost a month in the opening part of Tuesday's mandatory minicamp practice that was open to the media. The third-year quarterback was kept from throwing in all six of the Texans' OTA practices over the last two weeks because he was dealing with "general soreness" in his throwing shoulder.

DeMeco Ryans shuts down C.J. Stroud injury concerns ahead of Texans' 2025 mandatory minicamp practice sessions