Houston Texans linebacker Brooks Reed is questionable to return against the Detroit Lions with a groin injury.
Reed suffered the injury in the first quarter. Prior the game, star cornerback Johnathan Joseph was ruled inactive with a strained hamstring. Source: NFL.com Attached Thumbnails
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