Texans 2024 training camp: When rookies and veterans will report

The Houston Texans now know when they have open practices for the public to view.

The NFL announced the report dates and locations for all 32 teams’ training camps ahead of the 2024 season. The Houston Texans previously released their open training camp schedule, with the first public practice scheduled for Tuesday, July 23. 

The Texans will hold training camp for the fourth consecutive year at the Methodist Training Center across from NRG Stadium. For years under Bill O’Brien, Houston would begin its training camp at The Greenbrier near the Allegheny Mountains in West Virginia. 

Practice officially begins on July 18 as the Texans prepare for the Hall of Fame of Hame game in Canton, Ohio against No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears on August 1. 

Houston will have eight open training camp practices for the public to view free of charge, including a night practice on August 11. The Texans also will have a joint practice on August 22 against the Los Angeles Rams before their matchup on August 24. 

The Texans kick off the regular season on September 8 against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. 

Watch: Jameis Winston finds Chris Olave for 60-yard TD at Saints camp

Watch: Jameis Winston finds Chris Olave for a 60-yard TD pass at Saints training camp practice

That’s what we like to see. Jameis Winston bounced back well from a pair of interceptions to open Saturday’s practice session at New Orleans Saints training camp, ending the day on a high note by connecting with rookie wideout Chris Olave on a 60-yard touchdown pass.

We were fortunate to get a couple of different angles on the play of the day, but the best look may come from the official Saints Twitter account themselves. It’s tough to assign blame on the big play to anyone in particular on defense, but from what we can see it looks like Marshon Lattimore was initially lined up against Olave before passing him off to the safety help behind him.

But there wasn’t a safety waiting back deep — P.J. Williams came down instead to meet Lattimore at the sideline, leaving Olave uncovered as he ran further downfield. Winston saw it unfold and stepped up in the pocket to launch a high-arcing pass into the rookie’s hands for six points to a round of applause from the fans in attendance.

It was a great rebound to an ugly start, with defensive backs C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Bradley Roby both notching takeaways to open the team period. Saints coach Dennis Allen credited Winston for the upswing in his post-practice media availability session.

“I thought he responded the next two plays,” Allen told WWL’s Jeff Nowak. “And I told him that out on the field: that’s what you have to be able to do. This game’s not a perfect game played by perfect people, and there’s gonna be mistakes that are made, and how do you respond to them? I thought he did a nice job of responding to them.”

This big play is encouraging to see from Olave, too. It’s a good reminder that he adds a new element to the offense and shouldn’t be lost in the shuffle with Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry added to the mix. There are high expectations for the first round pick and he’s responding accordingly. Impressive moments like these will go a long way towards building confidence in his quarterback, and that bodes well for their future together. The Saints are off on Sunday, but they’ll return to work in their first padded practice on Monday. Let’s see if Olave can keep up this momentum.

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