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  •  HOU is solid against the run and, well, CLE isn't currently a good rushing team.  Given that Anderson and most of the Texans Dline will be back to play, it's going to take a hell of an effort from the Oline and Ford to make them respect running the rock enough to keep them from teeing off on Flacco. 

     Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

     Texans Oline is shaky, Brownies pass rush will be what makes or breaks the day. Stroud is a great young QB.  But he's still a rookie making his first playoff start.  That and don't let Singletary pop off chunk runs on those HB delays.  That hurt is a couple times last out, and I can't stress how difficult it is beating the same team twice in one season at any level.   

    In the end I'm just grateful to see another playoff game given the state of the roster. Should be a great wildcard weekend. 

    jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by jrb12711
    #7

    It jcan't emphasized enough how much the "mini" bye week is going to factor into this game. To get two full weeks of rest given the nature of this season may (hopefully) service clutch for a playoff run.

    @tiamat63 said:

      Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

    Yep- the quiet part out loud is Joe could easily have 3-4 more INT's than he does now. At this point, you just gotta hope it keeps going the right way because it's hard to imagine his mentality is going to change.

  • It jcan't emphasized enough how much the "mini" bye week is going to factor into this game. To get two full weeks of rest given the nature of this season may (hopefully) service clutch for a playoff run.

    @tiamat63 said:

      Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

    Yep- the quiet part out loud is Joe could easily have 3-4 more INT's than he does now. At this point, you just gotta hope it keeps going the right way because it's hard to imagine his mentality is going to change.

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by
    #8

    @jrb12711 said:

    It jcan't emphasized enough how much the "mini" bye week is going to factor into this game. To get two full weeks of rest given the nature of this season may (hopefully) service clutch for a playoff run.

    Yep- the quiet part out loud is Joe could easily have 3-4 more INT's than he does now. At this point, you just gotta hope it keeps going the right way because it's hard to imagine his mentality is going to change.

    Not that quiet, I think it's a popular talking point throughout the media. 

    But yea, Joey is going to keep slinging it. If a guy is 1-on-1, he's throwing it there. Throwing in between 3 defenders through about a human sized window - no problem.

    He could get unlucky on them, and well one unlucky game is all it'll take to go home. But honestly I think it's the kind of backup QB play we need to have a chance - since at least it gives us a chance, we wouldn't go anywhere if we had DTR throwing 2 yards to the flat every play - like how we beat Pittsburgh.

    So living and dying by the sword is ok IMO - fun to watch and probably what we need to have a chance against some of these teams without Watson.

    Hopefully he takes January Joe 2012 form where he through like 11 touchdowns and 0 ints in the postseason though, that would be good for everyone's heart

  • This is going to be a dogfight with Stroud in there. 

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #9

    @dutch-oven said:

    This is going to be a dogfight with Stroud in there. 

    I bet the game at 3 when i could have had it at 1.5

  • It jcan't emphasized enough how much the "mini" bye week is going to factor into this game. To get two full weeks of rest given the nature of this season may (hopefully) service clutch for a playoff run.

    @tiamat63 said:

      Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

    Yep- the quiet part out loud is Joe could easily have 3-4 more INT's than he does now. At this point, you just gotta hope it keeps going the right way because it's hard to imagine his mentality is going to change.

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #10

    @jrb12711 said:

    Joe could easily have 3-4 more INT's than he does now

    he also could have 3-4 less if it wasnt for poor route running and hail marys or was it mary ? I can't remember

  • sydS syd

    @dutch-oven said:

    This is going to be a dogfight with Stroud in there. 

    I bet the game at 3 when i could have had it at 1.5

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #11

    @syd said:

    I bet the game at 3 when i could have had it at 1.5

    You are one silly goose Syd! ?

  • The most underrated stat is the turnovers.  The last time the Browns won a playoff game they intercepted Roethlisberger 4 times and recovered a shotgun snap in the end zone.  5 turnovers were pretty helpful in scoring 48 points that game.   

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
    #12

    @flugel said:

    The most underrated stat is the turnovers.  The last time the Browns won a playoff game they intercepted Roethlisberger 4 times and recovered a shotgun snap in the end zone.  5 turnovers were pretty helpful in scoring 48 points that game.   

  •  HOU is solid against the run and, well, CLE isn't currently a good rushing team.  Given that Anderson and most of the Texans Dline will be back to play, it's going to take a hell of an effort from the Oline and Ford to make them respect running the rock enough to keep them from teeing off on Flacco. 

     Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

     Texans Oline is shaky, Brownies pass rush will be what makes or breaks the day. Stroud is a great young QB.  But he's still a rookie making his first playoff start.  That and don't let Singletary pop off chunk runs on those HB delays.  That hurt is a couple times last out, and I can't stress how difficult it is beating the same team twice in one season at any level.   

    In the end I'm just grateful to see another playoff game given the state of the roster. Should be a great wildcard weekend. 

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #13

    @tiamat63 said:

    Brownies pass rush will be what makes or breaks the day.

    Applying a good pass rush makes the DB's all that much better.  

    Like I said, it's going to take our defense and Flacco to have good days.

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
    #14

    It's only Tuesday !    I'm not nervous YeT !  ?

    Checking in on DeMeco, Texas

    “Looking back at our first game against the Browns, it was a lot of self-inflicted penalties,” Ryans said. “We made big plays; they were negated by penalties or just mishaps on our part. Again, we have to play clean football versus a really good team. You can’t go out and make mistakes, or they’ll capitalize on it, and they’ve shown that time after time after time.”

    The Texans finished the game with 10 penalties for 76 yards. Four were on the offensive line in the first half and then a few defensive pass interference calls set up touchdowns for the Browns.

    “We gave up too many explosive passes and Amari [Cooper] had an outstanding game,” Ryans added. “Watching it again, he had some of the best catches I’ve seen all year, even though guys were in coverage and in position, he still made unbelievable catches. He had an outstanding game, so we just have to be in position to cover him better. We have to make plays to get off the field on third-down as well.”

     https://texanswire.usatoday.com/2024/01/09/demeco-ryans-emphasizes-limiting-big-plays-and-penalties-in-rematch-vs-browns/

    CJ Stroud... Yep! That's our Buckeye QB.. buT,

    CJ's still a Rookie QB, like DeMeco & his coaching staff. These Texans lost to the Jets & Panthers this season 😮

    Bring Jim Schwartz with the full #2 ranked coverage secondary playing smart coverage..

    Joseph Vincent Flacco .. to his teammates:

     "Something is going to happen in the next five weeks that we will all remember forever."

    #LFG  Flac'em

  • It's only Tuesday !    I'm not nervous YeT !  ?

    Checking in on DeMeco, Texas

    “Looking back at our first game against the Browns, it was a lot of self-inflicted penalties,” Ryans said. “We made big plays; they were negated by penalties or just mishaps on our part. Again, we have to play clean football versus a really good team. You can’t go out and make mistakes, or they’ll capitalize on it, and they’ve shown that time after time after time.”

    The Texans finished the game with 10 penalties for 76 yards. Four were on the offensive line in the first half and then a few defensive pass interference calls set up touchdowns for the Browns.

    “We gave up too many explosive passes and Amari [Cooper] had an outstanding game,” Ryans added. “Watching it again, he had some of the best catches I’ve seen all year, even though guys were in coverage and in position, he still made unbelievable catches. He had an outstanding game, so we just have to be in position to cover him better. We have to make plays to get off the field on third-down as well.”

     https://texanswire.usatoday.com/2024/01/09/demeco-ryans-emphasizes-limiting-big-plays-and-penalties-in-rematch-vs-browns/

    CJ Stroud... Yep! That's our Buckeye QB.. buT,

    CJ's still a Rookie QB, like DeMeco & his coaching staff. These Texans lost to the Jets & Panthers this season 😮

    Bring Jim Schwartz with the full #2 ranked coverage secondary playing smart coverage..

    Joseph Vincent Flacco .. to his teammates:

     "Something is going to happen in the next five weeks that we will all remember forever."

    #LFG  Flac'em

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @gumby73 said:

    It's only Tuesday !    I'm not nervous YeT !  ?

    Checking in on DeMeco, Texas

    “Looking back at our first game against the Browns, it was a lot of self-inflicted penalties,” Ryans said. “We made big plays; they were negated by penalties or just mishaps on our part. Again, we have to play clean football versus a really good team. You can’t go out and make mistakes, or they’ll capitalize on it, and they’ve shown that time after time after time.”

    The Texans finished the game with 10 penalties for 76 yards. Four were on the offensive line in the first half and then a few defensive pass interference calls set up touchdowns for the Browns.

    “We gave up too many explosive passes and Amari [Cooper] had an outstanding game,” Ryans added. “Watching it again, he had some of the best catches I’ve seen all year, even though guys were in coverage and in position, he still made unbelievable catches. He had an outstanding game, so we just have to be in position to cover him better. We have to make plays to get off the field on third-down as well.”

     https://texanswire.usatoday.com/2024/01/09/demeco-ryans-emphasizes-limiting-big-plays-and-penalties-in-rematch-vs-browns/

    CJ Stroud... Yep! That's our Buckeye QB.. buT,

    CJ's still a Rookie QB, like DeMeco & his coaching staff. These Texans lost to the Jets & Panthers this season 😮

    Bring Jim Schwartz with the full #2 ranked coverage secondary playing smart coverage..

    Joseph Vincent Flacco .. to his teammates:

     "Something is going to happen in the next five weeks that we will all remember forever."

    #LFG  Flac'em

    I really like our chances if we score more points than the Texans 

  •  HOU is solid against the run and, well, CLE isn't currently a good rushing team.  Given that Anderson and most of the Texans Dline will be back to play, it's going to take a hell of an effort from the Oline and Ford to make them respect running the rock enough to keep them from teeing off on Flacco. 

     Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

     Texans Oline is shaky, Brownies pass rush will be what makes or breaks the day. Stroud is a great young QB.  But he's still a rookie making his first playoff start.  That and don't let Singletary pop off chunk runs on those HB delays.  That hurt is a couple times last out, and I can't stress how difficult it is beating the same team twice in one season at any level.   

    In the end I'm just grateful to see another playoff game given the state of the roster. Should be a great wildcard weekend. 

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
    #16

    @tiamat63 said:

     HOU is solid against the run and, well, CLE isn't currently a good rushing team.  Given that Anderson and most of the Texans Dline will be back to play, it's going to take a hell of an effort from the Oline and Ford to make them respect running the rock enough to keep them from teeing off on Flacco. 

     Pressure rates rise, turnovers tend to come with it.  Joe needs to avoid the silly throws, including the one's we've seen where they miraculously break our way and don't hurt the offense.  That only goes so far before it bites you in the ass. 

     Texans Oline is shaky, Brownies pass rush will be what makes or breaks the day. Stroud is a great young QB.  But he's still a rookie making his first playoff start.  That and don't let Singletary pop off chunk runs on those HB delays.  That hurt is a couple times last out, and I can't stress how difficult it is beating the same team twice in one season at any level.   

    In the end I'm just grateful to see another playoff game given the state of the roster. Should be a great wildcard weekend. 

    The sneakiest way a defensive HC like Ryans has to win this game is to exploit sloppy security of the football.  Someone is going to challenge this; because it's on film with guys carrying the ball away from their body.  Hate to say it; but Houston's defensive coaching staff will be challenging every LB/DB/player with a pursuit angle on Njoku/Ford/others to strip the ball.    Securing the football is a fundamental they can practice, which works way better than a simple lip service of "we need to protect the ball better."

  • @flugel said:

    The most underrated stat is the turnovers.  The last time the Browns won a playoff game they intercepted Roethlisberger 4 times and recovered a shotgun snap in the end zone.  5 turnovers were pretty helpful in scoring 48 points that game.   

    Man what a great time that game was, it couldn’t get any better - hype from the first second to the last.

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
    #17

    @bbedward said:

    Man what a great time that game was, it couldn’t get any better - hype from the first second to the last.

    I remember being worried as the prevent D was installed. Then Takitaki got a pic and I was well again?

  • @gumby73 said:

    It's only Tuesday !    I'm not nervous YeT !  ?

    Checking in on DeMeco, Texas

    “Looking back at our first game against the Browns, it was a lot of self-inflicted penalties,” Ryans said. “We made big plays; they were negated by penalties or just mishaps on our part. Again, we have to play clean football versus a really good team. You can’t go out and make mistakes, or they’ll capitalize on it, and they’ve shown that time after time after time.”

    The Texans finished the game with 10 penalties for 76 yards. Four were on the offensive line in the first half and then a few defensive pass interference calls set up touchdowns for the Browns.

    “We gave up too many explosive passes and Amari [Cooper] had an outstanding game,” Ryans added. “Watching it again, he had some of the best catches I’ve seen all year, even though guys were in coverage and in position, he still made unbelievable catches. He had an outstanding game, so we just have to be in position to cover him better. We have to make plays to get off the field on third-down as well.”

     https://texanswire.usatoday.com/2024/01/09/demeco-ryans-emphasizes-limiting-big-plays-and-penalties-in-rematch-vs-browns/

    CJ Stroud... Yep! That's our Buckeye QB.. buT,

    CJ's still a Rookie QB, like DeMeco & his coaching staff. These Texans lost to the Jets & Panthers this season 😮

    Bring Jim Schwartz with the full #2 ranked coverage secondary playing smart coverage..

    Joseph Vincent Flacco .. to his teammates:

     "Something is going to happen in the next five weeks that we will all remember forever."

    #LFG  Flac'em

    I really like our chances if we score more points than the Texans 

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
    #18

    @bbedward said:

    I really like our chances if we score more points than the Texans 

    lol ?...  more bbed hot takes ^^

     not pulling your Wacko 4 Flacco fan card 😉

  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #19
  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #20

    @syd said:

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    Flacco, longer developing deep shots and play-action takes, the cracks emerged in Christian’s game. Of all qualifying offensive tackles, there are only five worse pass blockers in the NFL (according to PFF).

  • @syd said:

    USATSI_21303672.jpg?w=347&h=208&crop=1

    Flacco, longer developing deep shots and play-action takes, the cracks emerged in Christian’s game. Of all qualifying offensive tackles, there are only five worse pass blockers in the NFL (according to PFF).

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #21

    @orion said:

    Flacco, longer developing deep shots and play-action takes, the cracks emerged in Christian’s game. Of all qualifying offensive tackles, there are only five worse pass blockers in the NFL (according to PFF).

    yep and since we are a passing team now, We should go with Watson

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #22

    Most impressive about Watson’s game against the Bengals, however, was his desire to play from whistle to whistle and look for work. Keeping his head on a swivel, Watson, if not engaged right off the snap in his zone, will find the closest man to him and look to put him on the turf.

    He did this three times on Sunday.

    ----   Whereas Wills, his contract says that he only needs to work for 3.5 seconds per play.  

    Reality, the article says that Watson is athletic but not very good either.  We really have to take the expectation of pass away from the defense with the running game, but we can't run.  We're too deep into the bench at tackle.  - Our defense is going to have to play its absolute best.

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #23
     
     
    Browns
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    David Bell WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Joel Bitonio G   Full Participation in Practice  
    Corey Bojorquez P   Full Participation in Practice  
    Amari Cooper WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Grant Delpit S Groin Limited Participation in Practice Out
    Joe Flacco QB   Full Participation in Practice  
    Mike Ford CB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Myles Garrett DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Marquise Goodwin WR   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Duron Harmon S   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Shelby Harris DT   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Dustin Hopkins K left Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Kareem Hunt RB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jordan Kunaszyk LB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Greg Newsome II CB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    David Njoku TE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ogbo Okoronkwo DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ethan Pocic C   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Pierre Strong RB Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Juan Thornhill S Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Cedric Tillman WR Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Denzel Ward CB Shoulder, Knee Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
     
    Texans
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    Will Anderson Jr. DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Andrew Beck FB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Noah Brown WR Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Maliek Collins DT Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Michael Deiter C   Full Participation in Practice  
    Jonathan Greenard DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jerry Hughes DE Ankle Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Shaq Mason G   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Sheldon Rankins DT Shoulder Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Laremy Tunsil T   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Robert Woods WR Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    Tillman is out.  It's someone's chance to step in and show that he should keep the job throughout the playoffs.  

  •  
     
    Browns
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    David Bell WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Joel Bitonio G   Full Participation in Practice  
    Corey Bojorquez P   Full Participation in Practice  
    Amari Cooper WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Grant Delpit S Groin Limited Participation in Practice Out
    Joe Flacco QB   Full Participation in Practice  
    Mike Ford CB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Myles Garrett DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Marquise Goodwin WR   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Duron Harmon S   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Shelby Harris DT   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Dustin Hopkins K left Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Kareem Hunt RB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jordan Kunaszyk LB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Greg Newsome II CB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    David Njoku TE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ogbo Okoronkwo DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ethan Pocic C   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Pierre Strong RB Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Juan Thornhill S Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Cedric Tillman WR Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Denzel Ward CB Shoulder, Knee Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
     
    Texans
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    Will Anderson Jr. DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Andrew Beck FB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Noah Brown WR Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Maliek Collins DT Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Michael Deiter C   Full Participation in Practice  
    Jonathan Greenard DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jerry Hughes DE Ankle Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Shaq Mason G   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Sheldon Rankins DT Shoulder Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Laremy Tunsil T   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Robert Woods WR Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    Tillman is out.  It's someone's chance to step in and show that he should keep the job throughout the playoffs.  

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
    #24

    @orion said:

     
     
    Browns
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    David Bell WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Joel Bitonio G   Full Participation in Practice  
    Corey Bojorquez P   Full Participation in Practice  
    Amari Cooper WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Grant Delpit S Groin Limited Participation in Practice Out
    Joe Flacco QB   Full Participation in Practice  
    Mike Ford CB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Myles Garrett DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Marquise Goodwin WR   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Duron Harmon S   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Shelby Harris DT   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Dustin Hopkins K left Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Kareem Hunt RB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jordan Kunaszyk LB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Greg Newsome II CB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    David Njoku TE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ogbo Okoronkwo DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ethan Pocic C   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Pierre Strong RB Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Juan Thornhill S Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Cedric Tillman WR Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Denzel Ward CB Shoulder, Knee Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
     
    Texans
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    Will Anderson Jr. DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Andrew Beck FB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Noah Brown WR Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Maliek Collins DT Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Michael Deiter C   Full Participation in Practice  
    Jonathan Greenard DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jerry Hughes DE Ankle Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Shaq Mason G   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Sheldon Rankins DT Shoulder Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Laremy Tunsil T   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Robert Woods WR Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    Tillman is out.  It's someone's chance to step in and show that he should keep the job throughout the playoffs.  

    Where in the Sam Heck did you get that from Orion? It's not anywhere close to accurate... From the Brown's website... https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/injury-report/

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    Browns
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    David Bell WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Joel Bitonio G   Full Participation in Practice  
    Corey Bojorquez P   Full Participation in Practice  
    Amari Cooper WR   Full Participation in Practice  
    Grant Delpit S Groin Limited Participation in Practice Out
    Joe Flacco QB   Full Participation in Practice  
    Mike Ford CB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Myles Garrett DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Marquise Goodwin WR   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Duron Harmon S   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Shelby Harris DT   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Dustin Hopkins K left Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Kareem Hunt RB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jordan Kunaszyk LB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Greg Newsome II CB   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    David Njoku TE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ogbo Okoronkwo DE   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Ethan Pocic C   Full Participation in Practice Questionable
    Pierre Strong RB Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Juan Thornhill S Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Cedric Tillman WR Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Denzel Ward CB Shoulder, Knee Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
     
    Texans
    Player Position Injuries Practice Status Game Status
    Will Anderson Jr. DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Andrew Beck FB Calf Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Noah Brown WR Back Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Maliek Collins DT Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Michael Deiter C   Full Participation in Practice  
    Jonathan Greenard DE Ankle Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Jerry Hughes DE Ankle Did Not Participate In Practice Out
    Shaq Mason G   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Sheldon Rankins DT Shoulder Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
    Laremy Tunsil T   Did Not Participate In Practice  
    Robert Woods WR Hip Limited Participation in Practice Questionable

    Tillman is out.  It's someone's chance to step in and show that he should keep the job throughout the playoffs.  

    Korsou DawgK Korsou Dawg wrote on last edited by
    #25

    @orion said:

     
     
     

    Tillman is out.  It's someone's chance to step in and show that he should keep the job throughout the playoffs.  

    Seems like my guy David Bell is finally going to get his chance to shine!

    @hoorta said:

    Where in the Sam Heck did you get that from Orion? It's not anywhere close to accurate... From the Brown's website... https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/injury-report/

    Texans are getting all of their D-line guys back

    Dawgs By Nature@DawgsByNature
    While we normally have to wait until a little later at night, we have some injury reporting already related to Browns vs Texans: Updates on 6 of Houston’s 7 questionable players:

    dawgsbynature.com/2024/1/12/2403…
  • @orion said:

     
     
     

    Tillman is out.  It's someone's chance to step in and show that he should keep the job throughout the playoffs.  

    Seems like my guy David Bell is finally going to get his chance to shine!

    @hoorta said:

    Where in the Sam Heck did you get that from Orion? It's not anywhere close to accurate... From the Brown's website... https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/injury-report/

    Texans are getting all of their D-line guys back

    Dawgs By Nature@DawgsByNature
    While we normally have to wait until a little later at night, we have some injury reporting already related to Browns vs Texans: Updates on 6 of Houston’s 7 questionable players:

    dawgsbynature.com/2024/1/12/2403…
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    @korsou-dawg said:

    @orion said:

    Seems like my guy David Bell is finally going to get his chance to shine

    it would be nice to see him  build on his 2 touchdown game from last week