The Houston Texans will be without one of their wide receivers for the foreseeable future. According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2, Texans wide receiver Justin Watson will be sidelined indefinitely with an Achilles-calf injury.
According to Aaron Wilson, Texans WR Justin Watson is out indefinitely with an injury to his calf and Achilles area. Wilson adds Watson didn’t tear his Achilles and could come back later off of injured reserve.
The Houston Texans completely retooled their receiving corps this offseason, which is something they had to do with Tank Dell set to miss all of 2025 and Stefon Diggs walking via free agency.
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The Houston Texans have done a whole lot of work on their receiving corps this offseason, completely retooling a unit that was in need of a makeover following a devastating injury to Tank Dell and the departure of Stefon Diggs.
The Houston Texans completely revamped their receiving corps this offseason, acquiring new players via all different avenues in an attempt to replace the losses of Stefon Diggs and Tank Dell, the latter of whom will be sidelined for all of 2025 while recovering from a knee injury.
The Houston Texans have been very busy overhauling their receiving corps this offseason, which was basically a must thanks to Stefon Diggs walking in free agency and Tank Dell set to miss all of 2025 while recovering from a knee injury.
The Houston Texans have revamped their receiving corps this offseason, acquiring veterans Christian Kirk and Justin Watson while also selecting Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel in the NFL Draft.
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The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off a disappointing finish to a strong 2024 NFL season, falling to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. A major issue the Chiefs had throughout the year came at the wide receiver position, with many key players such as Hollywood Brown and Rashee Rice suffering long-term injuries.
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Last week, the Texans added to their wide receiver room by trading for Christian Kirk, signaling the departure of Stefon Diggs. Houston brought in another target for C.J.
The Houston Texans need help at wide receiver and they've added help in the form of Justin Watson. This might not be a huge splash signing but the Texans needed help for C.J.
The Kansas City Chiefs were bound to lose multiple wide receivers heading into the 2025 offseason. Five wideouts from last season's roster were scheduled to be free agents, and the team was already looking to get faster and younger all around.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a number of free agents at wide receiver, which makes the continuity at the position something to watch in 2025. Alongside Hollywood Brown, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Mecole Hardman, and DeAndre Hopkins, the Chiefs also have a choice to make on Justin Watson.
The Kansas City Chiefs had their best offensive performance of the season during their 29-10 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day. A specific aspect where the Chiefs had success, which was a sight for sore eyes, was the deep passing game.
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It's not surprising the team made this decision.
The Kansas City Chiefs have survived their first injury scare of training camp. Wide receiver Justin Watson limped off the field after making a sliding catch during practice on Wednesday and spent a lengthy amount of time in the injury tent.
It's too early to say just yet whether some newer injuries will be anything to worry about in the long term, but it's disheartening in the short term to come out of Wednesday's practices at Kansas City Chifes training camp worried about Justin Watson and Nazeeh Johnson.
On the fourth day of full-team training camp practice in St. Joseph, Missouri, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justin Watson was carted away from the practice fields after suffering an apparent left foot injury.
The Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver rotation will look a good deal different than it did in the 2023-24 campaign. Offseason additions of Marquise "Hollywood" Brown and rookie Xavier Worthy should help the club's upside, also raising its floor along with Rashee Rice in year No.
The Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver room added some speed this offseason when they signed WR Marquise "Hollywood" Brown in free agency and drafted NFL Scouting Combine 40-yard dash record-holder Xavier Worthy.
The Kansas City Chiefs offense is not scoring points the way we are used to seeing them score points.
It's early in the season, and the Kansas City Chiefs still are trying to find ways to get their new players involved in the offense. Three weeks in, the Chiefs know what they have in Travis Kelce and Co.
Wide receivers Chris Godwin and Justin Watson and running back LeSean McCoy have been ruled out with various injuries.
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