HE MIGHT NEVER PLA; NEW YORK JETS QB PLAYER WITH SERIOUS CONSEQUENTIAL INJURY.

The New York Jets on Sunday, C.J. Stroud, the star rookie quarterback for the Houston Texans, suffered a concussion. Furthermore, it seems that rookie Will Levis of the Titans is also not fully recovered.

After sustaining a concussion against the Texans in Week 14, Jets quarterback Stroud is unlikely to play against the Titans on Sunday.

Furthermore, it now seems that rookie quarterback Will Levis of the Titans won’t be at full strength when Houston plays Nashville.

Levis was listed as a “limited” participant in practice due to an ankle injury, per the Titans’ Wednesday injury report.

Having said that, I also held the same title last Wednesday before continuing to participate fully the rest of the week.

Levis continued to have an incredible game on Sunday against the Dolphins, guiding the Titans to an incredible comeback from a two-score deficit to defeat Miami 28-27.

DEC 10 HUMAN DAMAGED After taking a hard hit and having his head hit the turf in New Jersey in the fourth quarter of the Houston Texans’ game against the New York Jets, quarterback C.J. Stroud had to leave the game due to an injury.

Additionally, coach DeMeco Ryans declared that Stroud will enter the concussion protocol and spend the week in evaluation following the game, which ended in a depressing 30-6 loss for the playoff-hopeful Texans.

After suffering a frightening head injury, Stroud eventually managed to sit up, leave the field on his own, and make his way to the sideline injury tent.

Stroud left the field and headed to the locker room after receiving evaluation in the injury tent.

Stroud is a strong candidate for the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award after his stellar play for the Texans in 2023. His health is a major concern for the Texans as they fall to 7-6 and their hopes of making the playoffs.

COLLINS, CASHMAN RULED OUT DEC 10 Houston Texans linebacker Blake Cashman (hamstring) and wide receiver Nico Collins (calf) will not play for the remainder of the game following injuries they suffered on Sunday against the New York Jets.

It’s possible that the Houston Texans have lost yet another important offensive playmaker.

Wide receiver Nico Collins was forced to leave the game in the first half of their Sunday game against the New York Jets due to what looked to be a lower-body injury.

After making his way to the medical tent, Collins was examined further, and it was discovered that he had suffered a calf injury.

The Houston Texans defeated the Denver Broncos on Sunday after a fierce battle.

That victory has also taken a physical toll on the players, as evidenced by the Wednesday injury report, which left several important players out of the day’s practice.

George Fant, Neville Hewitt, Laremy Tunsil, Jimmie Ward, and Robert Woods were listed as DNPs for the Texans.

Still, a number of Texans, including Dalton Schultz, Sheldon Rankins, Noah Broan, and Will Anderson Jr., were listed as “limited.”

Having said that, if last week’s action is any guide, Wednesday appears to be a lighter day for some veterans. Tunsil, Ward, and Fant are just a few of the players who held limited or DNP designations the previous week before becoming full participants the following day.