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Area NFL report details Texans-Bengals Week 2 injuries

The Texans and Bengals released injury-report entries ahead of their Week 2 matchup at Reliant Stadium.

Una Pennington· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

September 17, 20261 min read

The Texans and Cincinnati Bengals have listed players on their injury reports before their Week 2 matchup at Reliant Stadium, scheduled for noon Central time Sunday. Five Texans players were named in Wednesday’s report, with Jadeveon Clowney included in another entry.

Nico Collins is listed with a hamstring issue, and Will Anderson Jr. has a non-injury-related rest designation. Trent Brown is listed because of a hand injury. Jake Hummel’s entry cites an ankle injury, while Wade Woodaz’s lists a thumb injury. Clowney’s entry shows a knee injury and a DNP designation.

The report includes DNP, LP and FP labels, but the supplied table does not clearly connect each designation to a specific Texans player. Cincinnati lists defensive lineman B.J. Hill for non-injury-related rest and quarterback Joe Burrow with a back injury.

A separate Bengals entry includes a knee injury and an FP designation, although the player’s name is unclear. The Texans-Bengals game is set for Sunday afternoon at Reliant Stadium, and no additional injury-report details were provided.

Source: sports.yahoo.com.

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Five Texans players named in Wednesday injury report (frisco.city)

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Una Pennington· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Una Pennington covers Gunter high school and area college sports.

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