Jerry Hughes is highlighted as one of the active defensive linemen who has reached the milestone of 200 career games, joining a select group that includes notable players like Calais Campbell and Cameron Jordan.

Jerry Hughes has been ruled out for the game against the Titans, adding to the Texans' list of inactive players. His absence will impact the Texans' defensive line, as he is a veteran presence and key contributor.

Jerry Hughes has been activated from injured reserve after recovering from a hip injury. His return adds depth to the Texans' defensive line, which is crucial as the team prepares to face the Detroit Lions. Hughes' experience and skill set will be valuable in bolstering the Texans' defense.

Jerry Hughes has been dealing with a hip injury and has played sparingly in the first four games of the season before being placed on IR. If activated, the veteran defensive end could provide valuable pass rush support with Will Anderson Jr. sidelined. Hughes has a notable career total of 70 sacks, including three for Houston last year.

Jerry Hughes has been placed on injured reserve due to a hip injury, which will sideline him for upcoming games. His absence adds to the Texans' defensive challenges, especially with backup edge rusher Derek Barnett also ruled out with a shoulder injury.