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Injury updates span Texans and Bills rosters for Sunday kickoff

Houston and Buffalo have released updated lists detailing ankle, thumb, knee, hamstring, and quad issues for six players.

Marlene Keller· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

September 10, 20261 min read

The Houston Texans and Buffalo Bills have published updated injury reports ahead of their Week 1 matchup at Reliant Stadium. The game is scheduled for Sunday afternoon with kickoff set for noon Central Time. Melissa, Texas, is located 15 miles east of the venue, placing the contest within a short drive for local fans.

On the Houston side, defensive lineman Kayden McDonald is dealing with an ankle injury. His status is marked as limited practice on Wednesday, with no further updates provided for Thursday or Friday. Linebacker Wade Woodaz is noted with a thumb issue and participated in full practice on Wednesday.

Offensive tackle Trent Brown is listed with a knee injury and is also marked for full practice on Wednesday.

Buffalo has three players on its list. Running back Ty Johnson is designated as a day-to-day player due to a hamstring injury. Defensive back Jordan Hancock is also listed as day-to-day while dealing with a quad issue.

Defensive lineman T.J. Sanders is marked for limited practice on Wednesday with a knee injury. The reports provide specific injury types and practice statuses for these six players.

No additional details regarding the severity of the injuries or expected return timelines were included in the provided information.

Source: sports.yahoo.com.

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Three Texans, three Bills listed on Week 1 injury report (frisco.city)

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Marlene Keller· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Marlene Keller covers Melissa high school and area college sports.

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