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Houston Texans Week 13 Injury Report: Two Quarterbacks Down, Receiver Corps Fight To Stay Healthy

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T.J. Yates, you got the juice now brother. No Matt Schaub and no Matt Leinart in your way, feel free to sling the pigskin all across the field. You need someone to throw the ball to? Well...your tight ends are dinged up, but both Owen Daniels and Joel Dreessen are toughing it out and did practice today. Your star wideout? Well...Andre Johnson's knee is dinged a bit, still recovering from issues pre-Thanksgiving but he's limited in practice today. 

Maybe T.J. should just hand the ball off to Arian Foster and Ben Tate, let those receivers heal up.

Here is the injury report for the Houston Texans as they prepare for the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday:

Did not participate: DT Tim Bulman (calf), LB Brian Cushing (ribs), FB Lawrence Vickers (hamstring)

Limited participation: LB Mister Alexander (shoulder), DT Shaun Cody (toe, ankle), LB Tim Dobbins (shoulder), TE Garrett Graham (hamstring), WR Andre Johnson (knee), CB Johnathan Joseph (hip), S Glover Quin (elbow), DE Antonio Smith (shoulder, back), G Wade Smith (ankle)

Full participation: CB Jason Allen (thumb), G Mike Brisiel (ankle), TE Owen Daniels (knee), TE Joel Dreessen (neck), S Danieal Manning (ankle)

For the most up-to-date news and analysis on the Texans, check out Battle Red Blog, and for all the latest information on the Falcons, head on over to The Falcoholic.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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