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Texans vs Bills Injury Report: C.J. Stroud and Dalton Kincaid Out, Joey Bosa Unspecified

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The Houston Texans will host the Buffalo Bills for this exciting Week 12 clash. This Texans vs Bills game will be a battle of AFC South vs AFC East, with both teams trying to prove who’s better amongst the two. The Texans come into this matchup after a narrow win over the Titans last week, they are .500 for the season and their playoff chances is still unclear, as we approach the NFL postseason. Now with week 12 here, they are without their QB1 C.J. Stroud once again in a critical game against one of the best teams in the NFL.

Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills come into this matchup with a 7-3 record, beating the Buccaneers last week in a high scoring game. While the Bills are playoff bound and have been stellar at times, their primary concern remains with their defense as the opposition have tended to explode at times with their rushing attack. The Bills have the best chance to go to the Super Bowl this season, as their arch-nemisis, the Chiefs are struggling this season. But can they take advantage of the situation or will they fail again? We’ll see.

Houston Texans Injury Update for the Game Against the Buffalo Bills

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Jamal Hill	LB	Hamstring	Out
Jalen Pitre	S	Concussion	Out
C.J. Stroud	QB	Concussion	Out
Azeez Al-Shaair	LB	Knee / Illness	(-)
Will Anderson Jr.	DE	Ankle	(-)
Denico Autry	`DE`	Knee	(-)
Braxton Berrios	WR	Quad	(-)
Trent Brown	`T`	Hand/Knee	(-)
Myles Bryant	CB	Ankle	(-)
Nico Collins	WR	Ankle	(-)
Ka’imi Fairbairn	K	Right Quad	(-)
Jake Hansen	LB	Elbow	(-)
Tytus Howard	T/G	Ankle/Knee	(-)
Ed Ingram	G	Knee	(-)
Davis Mills	QB	Left Elbow	(-)
Dalton Schultz	TE	Shoulder	(-)
Cade Stover	`TE`	Foot	(-)

We have three main injuries to report for the Texans. LB Jamal Hill is out for the game as he’s dealing with a hamstring injury. S Jalen Pitre is out due to a concussion that he suffered, and did not participate for Wednesday’s practice. QB C.J. Stroud is also out for the game, once again, as he’s dealing with a concussion that he suffered against the Broncos.

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Buffalo Bills Injury Update for the Game Against the Houston Texans

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Christian Benford	CB	Groin	(-)
Terrel Bernard	LB	Ankle	(-)
Joey Bosa	DE	Wrist	(-)
Taron Johnson	CB	Groin	(-)
Dalton Kincaid	TE	Hamstring	Out
Phidarian Mathis	DT	Shoulder	Questionable
Josh Palmer	WR	Knee/Ankle	(-)
Jordan Phillips	DT	Wrist	(-)
Khalil Shakir	WR	Personal	(-)
Shaq Thompson	OLB	Hamstring	(-)
Dorian Williams	LB	Groin	(-)
Mecole Hardman	WR	Calf	Out
DaQuan Jones	DT	Vet Rest	(-)
Connor McGovern	C	Ankle	(-)
Jordan Poyer	FS	Vet Rest	(-)
Curtis Samuel	WR	Elbow/Neck	Out

WRs Curtis Samuel, Mecole Hardman are out for the game against the Texans, with both wideouts missing out on all three days of practice. Bills TE Dalton Kincaid is also out for the game as he’s dealing with a hamstring injury, as he did not participate on all three days of practice. DT Phidarian Mathis is questionable for the game with a shoulder injury, and was limited at practice on Wednesday.

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Will C.J. Stroud Play Against the Bills?

C.J. Stroud will not play against the Bills as he’s dealing with a concussion. Backup Davis Mills is set to start again for the Texans vs Bills game.

Will Dalton Kincaid Play Against the Texans?

TE Dalton Kincaid will not play in this game as he’s dealing with a hamstring injury.

Will Khalil Shakir Play Against the Texans?

WR Khalil Shakir was listed as out of practice on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, but there is no injury designation set on him, meaning he’s likely available to play.

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