Just In: Texans and Cowboys Injury Report
The (6-4) Houston Texans are set to take on the (3-6) Cowboys in Dallas on Monday Night Football.
Houston’s defense is playing great football, while the offense has continued to be extremely inconsistent. The good news is that their offense is likely to receive a big boost.
Here is a look at Houston’s final injury report:
DID NOT PARTICIPATE:
Defensive End Will Anderson Jr. (Ankle) OUT
Defensive Tackle Folorunso Fatukasi (Foot) OUT
Tackle Blake Fisher (Concussion) OUT
LIMITED PARTICIPATION:
Cornerback Kamari Lassiter (Concussion) QUESTIONABLE
FULL PARTICIPATION:
Quarterback C.J. Stroud (Hand)
Cornerback Jeff Okudah (Quad)
Linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair (Knee)
Wide Receiver Nico Collins (Hamstring)
Linebacker Jake Hansen (Ankle)
Running Back Dameon Pierce (Groin)
Left Tackle Laremy Tunsil (Knee)
Cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. (Hip)
The Texans are set to get their best pass catcher back into the lineup, in Nico Collins. Collins was leading the league in receiving yards for five straight weeks, until he suffered a hamstring injury against the Buffalo Bills.
Houston will be without arguably their best pass rusher, in Will Anderson Jr, but the good news is that they have plenty of depth on the defensive line. Expect to see a ton of Denico Autry once again, who is more than capable of filling in.
In order to be taken seriously, the Texans need to put together some wins, and they have a favorable matchup against the Cowboys in Dallas.
