Despite being in the NFL for just two years, C.J. Stroud has already led the Texans to four postseason appearances, making him one of the most promising young players in the league today.

Stroud was hanging out with Houston Rockets forward Tari Eason on the University of Houston campus for DreamCon, getting up shots with the very shoulder that has so many concerned. On the practice field, Stroud is putting in that work ... customizing new handshakes with teammates. Starting with fellow quarterbacks Davis Mills and Kedon Slovis.

Houston Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said Tuesday franchise quarterback C.J. Stroud is continuing to manage shoulder soreness and is not throwing during OTAs. Ryans said Stroud's soreness in his right throwing shoulder is "general" and is not expected to be a long-term situation.