Myles Bryant played a crucial role in shutting down the Chargers' passing attack, contributing to quarterback Justin Herbert's lowest career completion rate of 43.8% and a career-high four interceptions. Ryans praised Bryant for his effective communication, which helped align the defense correctly, particularly as he logged the most defensive snaps he has had in Houston.

Myles Bryant attempted to blitz Lamar Jackson during a crucial moment in the game but was unable to secure the sack, allowing Jackson to extend the play and connect with Mark Andrews for a significant gain that shifted the momentum in favor of the Ravens.

Myles Bryant had a challenging performance in the loss to the Chiefs, receiving a low PFF grade of 47.7, indicating struggles in his coverage and overall impact on the game.

Myles Bryant has been signed from the practice squad to provide depth at the nickel corner position in place of the injured Jalen Pitre. He practiced alongside Jimmie Ward, who is expected to fill Pitre's role. Bryant initially made the Texans' roster this season as a special-teams contributor before being waived on November 18. He is likely to serve as Ward's backup while Pitre is sidelined.

Myles Bryant is listed as inactive for the Texans' game against the Lions. His absence, along with that of other key players, highlights the team's ongoing injury challenges as they prepare for a crucial matchup.