Texans vs Cowboys NFL week 14 injury report: Tyron Smith and Kelvin Johnson
With the All-Texas game a day away, we take a look at the injury report of the Texans-Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys (9-3) are coming off a 54-19 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Dec. 4, while the Houston Texans (1-10-1) were defeated by the Cleveland Browns on Sunday ( 27-14).
The Texans started off strong against the Browns last week but their offense could not get them anywhere. They currently rank second-worst in points per game (15.7).
The Cowboys, on the other hand, have been winning games this season with a dominating offense, as well as an overwhelming defense.
Cowboys injury report
The Cowboys look as healthy as they have all season, except for two players who carried an injury following Friday’s practice: Anthony Brown and Leighton Vander Esch.
Brown is out for the season after tearing an Achilles tendon against the Colts; he is expected to miss the rest of the season. LB Vander Esch is listed as questionable for Sunday due to illness.
Cowboys wide receiver James Washington is questionable, however, he’s likely to suit up for Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans.
DeMarcus Lawrence, Quinton Bohanna, and Jayron Kearse are all good to go.
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Texans injury report
The Texans ruled out defensive tackle Kurt Hinish (shoulder), cornerback Derek Stingley (hamstring/illness), receiver Brandin Cooks (calf), and receiver Nico Collins (foot). All four did not participate in Friday’s practice.
Fullback Troy Hairston (chest) was limited in Friday’s practice.
Here is the full injury report as of Friday: