Texans don’t expect Will Fuller to play today

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Officially, the Texans listed wide receiver Will Fuller as questionable for today’s game against the Bills with a groin injury. Unofficially, he’s unlikely to play.

The Texans regard Fuller as unlikely to be able to go when the first playoff game kicks off today at 4:35 p.m. ET, according to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle.

Fuller suffered the injury two weeks ago and team doctors regarded it as a likely three-week injury.

Despite missing five games with injuries, Fuller was second on the Texans in catches (49) and receiving yards (670) this season. The Texans’ offense will miss him, but it appears that they’ll have to adjust without him.

14 responses to “Texans don’t expect Will Fuller to play today

  1. joetoronto says:
    January 4, 2020 at 9:42 am
    One thing we can count on is Josh Mr Inaccurate Allen missing wide open receivers.
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    Josh will be just fine today. The Texans have key players injured which gives the Bills a leg up. And by the way….
    Josh Allen 10-6 and in the playoffs
    Derek Carr 7-9 and going to the CFL

  2. This is another reason why the Bills will win. Everytime Watson doesn’t have Fuller playing, that offense is too predictable and bogs down because they don’t have anyone, except Fuller, to take the top off a Defense. No Speed to do it. Plus, the Texans Defense is bad, secondary sucks, and no Pass Rush, thanks to the so called “GM O’Brien” trading Clowney.

  3. The best ability is availability. The good news is the Texans have plenty of experience playing football without Fuller. Fuller is one of those “what if” guys.

  4. charliecharger says:
    January 4, 2020 at 1:25 pm
    The best ability is availability. The good news is the Texans have plenty of experience playing football without Fuller. Fuller is one of those “what if” guys.
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    So true!! Clearly Fuller has game-changing talent but can’t stay on the field.

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