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Texans Add Three to Practice Squad Amid Injuries

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The Houston Texans signed linebacker Chad Muma, cornerback Jaden Davis and running back Deuce Vaughn to their practice squad as they look for roster options amid a winless start and injuries. Muma, a former third-round pick with 58 regular-season games of experience, adds depth at linebacker, where Azeez Al-Shaair, Henry To’oTo’o and E.J. Speed have been dealing with injuries. Davis, a recently medically cleared former Cardinals seventh-round pick, gives Houston another option in the secondary. Vaughn, a former Cowboys sixth-round pick who spent time with Houston during preseason, has limited NFL rushing and receiving production but could contribute as a returner. The additions offer depth rather than an immediate fix for the team’s struggles.

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