Texans Superstar WR Nico Collins Injured At Practice, Undergoing Tests [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

The Houston Texans are already 0-1, and now things are starting to look even more grim following a practice injury.
Texans star wide receiver Nico Collins appeared on the team’s official injury report today with a hamstring injury. If you watch the Texans, then you’d know how important Nico is to the offense.
Any length of time without him would be detrimental.
Nico Collins Hamstring Scare Hits Texans After Wednesday Practice

He was a limited participant during Wednesday’s open training session. Nico is currently scheduled to undergo medical testing to determine the exact severity of the issue. Therefore, his availability for the upcoming Week 2 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals remains highly uncertain.
Soft tissue ailments can be incredibly tricky to manage because they are highly prone to sudden re-aggravation. This development is a significant concern, as he previously missed five games with a similar hamstring problem in 2024.
If he cannot play on Sunday, the Texans’ passing offense will suffer a massive blow.
Things Won’t Come Any easier For The Texans on Sunday

The Houston Texans face a daunting challenge if they must play the Cincinnati Bengals without star wide receiver Nico Collins. He surfaced on the injury report today due to a hamstring issue. His sudden limitation creates a massive void in the passing game. Collins is quarterback C.J. Stroud’s most trusted target on the field. He caught seven passes for 75 yards and a touchdown during the season opener.
His absence forces the coaching staff to alter their offensive game plan dramatically. Facing a talented Bengals secondary requires dynamic weapons to move the chains consistently. Stroud will have to rely more heavily on his other targets.
Receivers like Xavier Hutchinson and tight end Dalton Schultz will have to step up. The team must find new ways to generate explosive plays downfield, or it will be a long day for Houston.
