Kenyon Green is expected to step in as the starting left guard in place of the injured Juice Scruggs. Currently on injured reserve, Green's return could provide a crucial boost to the offensive line as the Texans navigate the final games of the season.

Kenyon Green was listed as a limited participant in practice as he returns from IR, dealing with a shoulder injury. His status is crucial as the Texans prepare for their upcoming game.

Kenyon Green has been designated to return from injured reserve, making him a candidate to start at left guard in the upcoming game against Miami. Prior to his injury, Green struggled significantly in pass protection, allowing the most quarterback pressures among guards and ranking third in sacks allowed, although he performed better in run blocking. Coach DeMeco Ryans is evaluating his readiness and the overall accountability of the players as they prepare for the game.

Kenyon Green has been designated to return to practice after being sidelined with a shoulder injury. His potential return could address the Texans' struggles on the offensive line, which has been a weak point this season. Coach DeMeco Ryans has not ruled out the possibility of Green starting, indicating that his presence could enhance both run and pass protection as the team prepares for the playoffs.

Kenyon Green's return to practice was somewhat unexpected, as he had struggled before his injury on October 31 against the Jets, leading the NFL in pressures allowed among guards. Despite this, he remains one of the Texans' stronger run blockers. Juice Scruggs has filled in at left guard during Green's absence, but has faced challenges with run blocking while performing better in pass protection. Coach DeMeco Ryans stated that decisions regarding Green's potential return to the starting lineup will be made as the week progresses.