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Houston Texans WR Stefon Diggs to undergo MRI on knee

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Houston Texans WR Stefon Diggs to undergo MRI on knee

The Houston Texans nonetheless don’t have a direct reply on Stefon Diggs‘ standing for the rest of the season coming into Monday’s press convention.

They’ll have a solution earlier than the staff departs for New York to tackle the Jets this Thursday.

In response to the Houston Chronicle’s Jonathan M. Alexander, Diggs is predicted to have an MRI finished on the knee on Monday, which is predicted to disclose the extent of the harm. The four-time Professional Bowl receiver left Sunday’s sport towards the Indianapolis Colts throughout the third quarter after struggling a non-contact harm.

Diggs, who was traded this offseason to Houston by the Buffalo Payments, was attempting to interrupt previous Colts defender Kenny Moore when he instantly grabbed his proper knee. Trainers checked on him for a number of minutes earlier than he stood up and headed straight for the locker room.

Earlier than leaving the sector, Diggs gave a thumbs as much as the group, letting them know he was positive. The MRI ought to present if Diggs suffered a torn ACL or MCL or maybe a easy pressure.

“Unlucky to see Stef go down there,” Texans coach DeMeco Ryans stated. “He’s nonetheless being evaluated for a knee. We’ll discover out additional data because the week goes on.”

Dropping Diggs could possibly be detrimental to the Texans’ already depleted receiver room. Nico Collins is already on the injured reserve and never anticipated again till not less than Nov. 10.

Tank Dell, who caught a landing go throughout the second quarter of Houston’s 23-20 victory, hasn’t been in a position to duplicate his rookie success by eight video games.

Diggs, who completed Sunday’s sport with a team-leading 5 catches for 81 yards, has been the go-to weapon for C.J. Stroud over the previous three video games. He ranks fifth nationally in catches with 47 and is second amongst Texans’ gamers in receiving yards with 496.

“Prayers exit to Stef. God doesn’t make any errors. I hope he’s OK,” Stroud stated. “I don’t know what’s occurring but. I’m praying and hoping he begins to really feel higher … Not simple seeing him go down.”

The Texans kick off towards the Jets this Thursday Evening on Amazon Prime at 7:15 p.m.

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