Jordan, 25, is a former Texans fifth-round draft pick from the University of Miami who tore his anterior cruciate ligament last season and was placed on injured reserve. Now, he’s hurt again after being carted off the practice field Monday in an emotional, somber moment.

HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Texans tight end Brevin Jordan was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, marking the second straight year he’s sustained a season-ending injury. The team didn’t specify his injury, but he appeared to injure his lower leg or knee in training camp Monday. This injury comes after he tore an ACL in Week 2 last season.

According to The Houston Chronicle's Jonathan M. Alexander, the Texans are placing Jordan on the season-ending injured reserve after he suffered a knee injury during Monday's practice. The team has since announced that they've signed veteran offensive tackle Connor McDermott to the active roster.