Texans vs. Cardinals injury report: starting running back remains OUT

A look at the Houston Texans Thursday injury report.

The Houston Texans are on a roll heading into their matchup against the Arizona Cardinals at home.

Houston is fresh off their biggest win of the season, defeating the Bengals in Cincinnati. Here is a look at Thursday’s injury report:

DID NOT PARTICIPATE:

• Running Back Dameon Pierce (Ankle)
• Wide Receiver Noah Brown (Knee)
• Linebacker Henry To’oTo’o (Concussion)
• Safety Jimmie Ward (Hamstring)
• Linebacker Jake Hansen (Hand)

LIMITED PARTICIPATION:

• Safety Grayland Arnold (Calf)
• Wide Receiver Nico Collins (Calf)
• Right Tackle George Fant (Hip)
• Tight End Brevin Jordan (Foot)

FULL PARTICIPATION:

• Defensive End Will Anderson Jr. (Knee)
• Left Tackle Laremy Tunsil (Knee)
• Wide Receiver Robert Woods (Foot)
• Defensive Tackle Kurt Hinish (Knee)
• Right Tackle Tytus Howard (Knee)
• Tight End Dalton Schultz (Hamstring)
• Fullback Andrew Beck (Ankle)
• Right Tackle Charlie Heck (Back)
• Defensive End Jonathan Greenard (Shoulder)
• Defensive End Jerry Hughes (Back)
• Cornerback Steven Nelson (Neck / Back)

The Texans look to be without their starting running back in Dameon Pierce once again, due to a lingering ankle injury. Backup running back Devin Singletary rushed for 150 yards and a touchdown last weekend against the Bengals, therefore things should be alright until the talented second-year player returns.

Wide receiver Noah Brown would be a huge loss to the Texans offense this weekend. The veteran receiver combined for 325 yards receiving and a touchdown, the past two weeks. Brown is currently dealing with a knee injury.

The Texans are still dealing with injuries, but most should be good to go for Sunday.