The NFL (NFLPA) released the fourth episode of its AthleteAnd YouTube series on Thursday, spotlighting Houston Texans tight end Cade Stover. The episode highlights Stover’s love for farming, which led him to purchase his own cattle ranch near his hometown.

The Houston Texans are trying to balance their roster amid a slew of injuries at multiple positions. However, just one day before they take on the Tennessee Titans in Week 11, the Texans have made roster moves with tight ends Cade Stover and Jakob Johnson.

Stover, now in his second season with the Texans, bought a 330-acre farm in Mansfield, Ohio, before the 2025 season. He took fans inside his sprawling farm in a video released Thursday with the NFL Players Association; it marked the fulfillment of a dream.

"Texans tight end Cade Stover is being activated for a Sunday road game against the Tennessee Titans after being designated for return this week, per league sources. Stover has made a full recovery after breaking his foot in the season opener against the Los Angeles Rams and undergoing surgery," Wilson wrote.

The Houston Texans shuffled their roster once again, this time adding veteran playmaker K’Von Wallace before facing the Tennessee Titans.

Cade Stover will be unavailable to the Houston Texans for an extended period. The second-year tight end was placed on injured reserve Wednesday. Stover suffered a broken foot in Week 1, so this move comes as little surprise. He will now miss the next four ...

Stover, now in his second season with the Texans, bought a 330-acre farm in Mansfield, Ohio, before the 2025 season. He took fans inside his sprawling farm in a video released Thursday with the NFL Players Association; it marked the fulfillment of a dream.

The Houston Texans are set to make a critical roster decision with former fourth-round draft pick and tight end Cade Stover.