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Braden Smith foot injury: Texans RT out a few weeks

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Braden Smith, the Houston Texans right tackle, suffered a plantar fascia injury during joint practice with the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday, August 26, and was carted off the field. Adam Schefter reports Smith could miss a few weeks, though the injury is not considered long-term.

What this means for your roster

With Smith sidelined, the Texans' right tackle spot opens up on the depth chart. Any missed time affects pass protection around the quarterback and the downside risk for the offense's skill players. A few weeks puts him potentially back before the fantasy regular season depending on his timeline. Watch the Texans' injury reports and any depth chart moves for clarity on who steps in at right tackle and whether Smith's return affects your lineup.

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