Colvin (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin hasn't played since he logged 75 snaps on defense against the Colts in Week 4. The Oklahoma product practiced in a limited capacity all three days this week, which bodes well considering how long he's been sidelined by this injury. If the Texans decide to take a conservative approach, however, and leave Colvin on the sideline, Shareece Wright or Johnson Bademosi would likely continue to see Colvin's share of the work.

Colvin (ankle) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin's participation in practice is a positive sign of his recovery progress, but the veteran cornerback remains a long shot for Sunday's game against the Broncos. It seems likely that the Texans will take a cautious approach to Colvin's recovery, and target a return following the team's Week 10 bye.

Coach Bill O'Brien said that Colvin (ankle) could return after the Texan's bye week, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin remains sidelined due to an ankle injury sustained in Week 8, but evidently has a shot of suiting up against the Redskins in Week 11. The veteran's timetable for return will ultimately be dictated by how well he recovers during Houston's bye week.

Colvin (ankle) was ruled out for Thursday's game against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

It's no surprise Colvin is inactive for Week 8, as his ankle injury -- which he suffered in Week 4 -- could ultimately keep him out up to six weeks. With Shareece Wright (shoulder) also out, Johnson Bademosi could see an increased workload.

Colvin (ankle) could be sidelined for at least six weeks, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin suffered the injury during Houston's Week 4 win against the Colts, and was previously ruled out indefinitely Sunday. Head coach Bill O'Brien left the door open for Colvin's possible return later this season Monday, but this news sheds a little more light on his timetable. Expect Shareece Wright to take the bulk of snaps at cornerback with Colvin out.

Head coach Bill O'Brien said Monday that Colvin (ankle) could play again this season, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin suffered what is being considered a very serious ankle injury and he has been ruled out indefinitely, but the Texans appear to be leaving the door open for a return from the defensive back. It sounds like, if needed, Colvin could return near the end of the regular season.

Colvin suffered an ankle injury during Houston's Week 4 overtime win against Indianapolis, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin was on crutches following the game and will be out indefinitely. He becomes the second cornerback to be sidelined by injury -- Kevin Johnson suffered a concussion Week 1 -- and was replaced by Shareece Wright.

Colvin (chest) downplayed his injury following Sunday's 27-22 loss to the Giants, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Despite leaving the game and admitting he was "hurting," Colvin returned to Sunday's action and finished the contest playing through the chest injury. The Texans haven't elaborated too much on Colvin's status, but the fact that he was able to see out Sunday's contest suggests the pain might be manageable enough to fight through. Colvin has made clear his intentions of remaining on the field, so it would have to take a strong fight from the medical staff to keep him sidelined.

Colvin is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Giants due to a chest injury.

EDGE Analysis

Colvin was replaced by Shareece Wright, who will continue to serve as Houston's starting right cornerback as long as Colvin remains sidelined. If Colvin is unable to return, expect an update on his health after the game.

Colvin plans to sign a four-year deal with Texans, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The deal is reported to be $34 million, with $18 million guaranteed. Colvin recorded 45 tackles (38 solo) and five passes defensed in 16 games with the Jaguars last season. The Texans allowed the most points in the league last season, so the addition of Colvin could go a long way in shoring up their secondary.