Texans Starting Safety M.J. Stewart Out for Season with Quad Injury Requiring Surgery

Houston Texans starting safety M.J. Stewart has been sidelined for the remainder of the season after suffering a quad injury that will require season-ending surgery. Coach DeMeco Ryans confirmed the severity of the injury, marking a significant blow to the Texans' defensive unit. Stewart's absence creates a critical void in the starting lineup that the team will need to address immediately as they navigate the rest of the 2025 campaign. This development impacts the team's defensive strategy and depth moving forward.