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Football (NFL) · Free Agency · published 2026-09-29T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Houston adds running back Dare Ogunbowale from Las Vegas practice squad

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Houston announced Tuesday that it has added running back Dare Ogunbowale from Las Vegas' practice squad.

Expanded Detail

The move links the Houston Texans, an AFC South team, with a running back who had been on the Las Vegas Raiders’ practice squad, an AFC West club. Houston announced the addition on Tuesday. The available material does not include contract terms, the player’s expected role, any corresponding roster move, or Ogunbowale’s prior statistics. It also does not explain why the change occurred or how Houston plans to use him.

Context

For fans and fantasy players, the addition could alter Houston’s backfield depth chart and create new practice-squad or roster considerations. Ogunbowale may get a chance to compete for snaps, while Las Vegas could adjust its practice squad. The broader impact is likely limited to team followers and NFL roster watchers, since practice-squad moves rarely affect the wider public. Any on-field effect would depend on injuries, scheme fit, and opportunities not specified in the report.

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