Houston Texans’ Nico Collins Injures Hamstring in Week 5 Duel Against Buffalo Bills

During the Week 5 matchup against the Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans wide receiver Nico Collins suffered a hamstring injury in the first quarter, subsequently leaving the game. The injury occurred after Collins made an impressive 67-yard touchdown catch, during which he appeared to slow down before reaching the end zone.

Collins, who has been a significant contributor to the Texans’ offense this season, left the field as the Texans led the game with a score of 14-3. The Texans’ management later confirmed that Collins would not return for the remainder of the game, noting that his absence would be felt in the team’s offensive strategy.

With Collins sidelined, the Texans are looking to their remaining wide receivers to fill the void. Veteran wideout Robert Woods and second-year player Tank Dell will be expected to take on larger roles in the passing game. Additionally, Chris Moore is considered to be next in line off the bench for the wide receiver duties.

Collins concluded his performance against the Bills with a total of two catches for 78 yards, alongside his touchdown contribution. This setback for the receiver comes amid a season where he has been an integral part of Houston’s high-flying offensive approach.

Fans and analysts alike are anticipating updates on Collins’ condition and the potential impact of his injury on the Texans’ upcoming matches.