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By all accounts, the right knee injury suffered by Texans TE Owen Daniels appears to be of the serious variety.
Daniels left during the first quarter of Sunday’s 31-10 win over the Bills and did not return with what was announed as a sprained knee. When asked about the injury during his postgame news conference, Texans coach Gary Kubiak said “it does not look good right now.â€
The Houston Chronicle is reporting Daniels will have an MRI exam on the injured knee Monday but is likely done for the season with a torn ligament.
Daniels was injured on Houston’s second possession of the game and didn’t return, finishing with one reception for 22 yards.
This would be a big loss for Houston’s No. 3 passing offense. Going into Week 8, Owens led all NFL tight ends in receiving yards and was second in touchdowns and receptions.
Daniels left during the first quarter of Sunday’s 31-10 win over the Bills and did not return with what was announed as a sprained knee. When asked about the injury during his postgame news conference, Texans coach Gary Kubiak said “it does not look good right now.â€
The Houston Chronicle is reporting Daniels will have an MRI exam on the injured knee Monday but is likely done for the season with a torn ligament.
Daniels was injured on Houston’s second possession of the game and didn’t return, finishing with one reception for 22 yards.
This would be a big loss for Houston’s No. 3 passing offense. Going into Week 8, Owens led all NFL tight ends in receiving yards and was second in touchdowns and receptions.
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