Texans sign WR Chris Moore to active roster among other moves

Houston Texans receiver Chris Moore has been signed to the active roster after his big game against the New England Patriots in Week 5.

Chris Moore has been promoted to the active roster.

The Houston Texans announced Tuesday they have signed the sixth-year receiver to the active roster following his big game against the New England Patriots in Week 5. Although Houston lost 25-22, Moore provided five catches for 109 yards and a touchdown.

Moore said after the loss he simply did what offensive coordinator Tim Kelly put in the game plan.

“Just won my matchups,” said Moore. “T.K. [Kelly] called some great plays that gave me opportunity to make some great plays. I’m mad I left some stuff on the field.

“I wish I could have done more but Davis Mills, you keep seeing him get better. I was just excited to get out there and make some plays for him.”

The Texans also signed guard Cole Toner, who spent the offseason and training camp with the club, to the practice squad. Houston also cleared a spot on their practice squad by releasing cornerback Shyheim Carter.

Texans release WR Taywan Taylor, add WR Jalen Camp, CB Antonio Phillips

The Houston Texans reached an injury settlement with WR Taywan Taylor and added CB Antonio Phillips and WR Jalen Camp to the practice squad.

The Houston Texans are continuing to tinker with the bottom of their roster as they get ready for Week 1 against the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday, Sept. 12 at NRG Stadium.

The Texans reached an injury settlement with receiver Taywan Taylor on Friday. The former Tennessee Titans 2017 third-round pick was released from the injured reserve and is now a free agent.

Houston also added two players to the practice squad: cornerback Antonio Phillips and receiver Jalen Camp. Phillips is an undrafted free agent from Ball State who was in camp with the Cincinnati Bengals, while Camp is a 2021 seventh-round pick for the Jaguars.

Texans sign LB Nate Hall to practice squad, release TE Jerell Adams

The Houston Texans made a new addition to their 10-man practice squad, signing rookie linebacker Nate Hall and releasing tight end Jerell Adams.

The Houston Texans are shaking up their practice squad. The Texans signed linebacker Nate Hall to their 10-man practice squad, the team announced. In a corresponding move, they released tight end Jerell Adams from the group.

Hall, 23, played collegiately at Northwestern. After going undrafted in April, he spent time with the Dallas Cowboys practice squad, then the Buffalo Bills’. He will wear jersey No. 48 in Houston.

In four seasons at Northwestern, Hall tallied 261 combined tackles, five sacks, five interceptions and 10 pass deflections. In 2017, he tore his right ACL while practicing for the Music City Bowl.

The Texans also worked out defensive end Eric Lee, according to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle. Houston did not sign him immediately.

Hall joins running back Karan Higdon, cornerback Anthony Chesney, wide receiver Chad Hansen, offensive tackle Rick Leonard, quarterback Alex McGough, offensive tackle Kyle Murphy, offensive tackle Elijah Nkahsah and safety Jonathan Owens to round out the practice squad.