Tank Dell participated in a Houston Texans practice on Wednesday. This marked his first practice with the team since 2024. Details of the practice are limited, but it is known that Dell was on the field.
His participation was in a limited capacity, and he was involved in a padded practice. For more information on Tank Dell's practice with the Houston Texans, readers can refer to the Galveston County Daily News for further details.
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