When the Houston Texans show up to the shores of Lake Erie to face the Cleveland Browns, the story of the game is likely to be who will not be playing. While the Browns hope to break the NFL’s longest drought by having a four-game winning streak, the Texans are hoping to keep their slim playoff chances alive despite missing the following due to injury:
- WR Marvin Harrison Jr. – Hamstring
- DE Danielle Hunter – Hamstring
- LB Azeez Al-Shaair – Groin
- OL Keylan Rutledge – Neck, Shoulder
- TE Brevin Jordan – Finger, Foot
- RB David Montgomery – Groin
- CB Jaylin Smith – Hamstring
Cleveland will be without FB Michael Burton, no on injured reserve, and starting S Ronnie Hickman, but both teams had big names questionable for Week
10 as well, including DE Will Anderson Jr. and WR Denzel Boston, on top of:
- OL Wyatt Teller – Back, Illness
- OL Trent Brown – Wrist
- OL Braden Smith – Illness
- LB Jacob Hummel – Groin – Who was activated from IR and is likely to play
Sunday morning, news came that both Anderson and Boston are likely to play in Week 10:
While both Boston and Anderson are expected to be active, how much they are on the field will be something worth monitoring.
Is Anderson or Boston being active a bigger impact on Week 10’s Browns versus Texans matchup?
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