Actives/inactives: — #Browns S Ronnie Harrison Jr. is out. So is #Cowboys RB Tony Pollard. — #Ravens CB Jimmy Smith, a full participant Friday, is out today. — #Texans WR Brandin Cooks is active.

Davis Mills finds a wide open Brevin Jordan for a @HoustonTexans TD! #WeAreTexans 📺: #SEAvsHOU on FOX 📱: NFL app pic.twitter.com/BclVek0uMU

Texans placed RB David Johnson on the Reserve/COVID-19 list. He's out for today vs. Seattle.

Freeman rushed 11 times for 15 yards and caught six of eight targets for 51 yards in Sunday's 33-13 loss to the Seahawks.

Freeman took over as the lead back after Rex Burkhead (groin) left the game, as David Johnson didn't dress because he's in COVID-19 protocols. He couldn't find any running room but was effective as a pass-catcher. If neither Burkhead nor Johnson are cleared to return in Week 15, Freeman would be an appealing option in a favorable matchup against Jacksonville.

Texans looked like a legitimate NFL offense on that first series. Mills threw on the run, avoided the rush and completed 5 of 5 for 72 yards. He completed passes to five different receivers, including rookie TE Brevin Jordan for a 5-yard TD and a 7-0 lead.

Ka'imi Fairbairn from 61 yards 🦵 ✔️ Career high ✔️ Franchise record 📺 » FOX pic.twitter.com/IO9ZxqM1Dn

HOUSTON — Houston Texans running back Rex Burkhead is questionable to return to Sunday’s Week 14 match against the Seattle Seahawks. Burkhead sustained a groin injury during the third quarter, with the Texans trailing 19-13.

At the time of his groin injury, Burkhead had rushed for 40 yards on 11 carries in hopes of helping the Texans end their two-game losing skid.

“Execution, that’s what it comes down to,” Burkhead said following practice on Wednesday. “From the get-go, starting fast. Last week we kind of started slow there at the beginning, for sure.â€

#Texans tight end Jordan Akins is active for the first time since Week 9 against the Dolphins.

Apparent TD to Metcalf called back due to hold on Gabe Jackson against Jonathan Greenard.

Initial diagnosis for Kamu Grugier-Hill's right knee injury: no ligament tear, per league sources, but did suffer a sprain.Will be examined further to determine if swelling will allow him to play after aggravating knee Sunday against Seahawks

HOUSTON — Houston Texans wide receiver Davion Davis sustained an ankle injury during the first quarter of Sunday’s Week 14 match against the Seattle Seahawks. His return is questionable.

Davis went down with the injury after completing a 13-yard reception from rookie quarterback Davis Mills. The drive ended in Mills finding tight end Brevin Jordan for a Texans’ 7-0 lead.

Davis joined the Texans in October following a short stint with the Cleveland Browns. He was on the Texans’ practice squad until Danny Amendola went down with a knee injury during the Texans’ 21-14 loss to the New York jets

Texans converted tight end Jeff Driskel, a former quarterback, is active for today's game against Seahawks. Has cross-trained at tight end and on special teams since making the shift from QB. Tyrod Taylor backs up rookie Davis Mills today

Today's options: 1. Kevin Pierre-Louis Revenge Game 2. Justin Britt Revenge Game 3. Jacob Martin Revenge Game 4. Duane Brown Revenge Game pic.twitter.com/CuORaQQtXS

#Titans inactives for Week 14 vs. #Jaguars WR Dez Fitzpatrick CB Jackrabbit Jenkins FB Khari Blasingame LB David Long Jr. OL Dillon Radunz DT Teair Tart LB Zach Cunningham

We’re about 90 minutes from kickoff between the Seahawks and the Texans.

Let’s take a look at today’s inactives lists for both teams.

QB Jacob EasonRB Travis HomerCB Nigel WarriorOL Kyle FullerOT Brandon ShellDT Robert Nkemdiche

QB Deshaun WatsonDB Terrence BrooksWR Chris MooreDB Jimmy MorelandLB Kevin Pierre-LouisDL Cole Toner

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The Houston Texans took some injuries in the 33-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks Sunday afternoon at NRG Stadium.

The NFL season is known for its attrition, and the Texans certainly are taking it on as they concluded Week 14. Their Friday injury report going into the Seahawks matchup was the longest it has been since Week 1.

Coach David Culley met with the media after the loss and provided an update on some of the injuries that hit Houston, who now falls to 2-11 on the year. Here is a look at the players who were injured or were otherwise unavailable on game day for Houston

The Houston Texans had another dismal outing rushing the football as they generated 63 yards on 25 carries in their 33-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks Sunday afternoon at NRG Stadium.

According to Texans center Justin Britt, the Texans got behind in the second half, and it forced Houston to start throwing the ball more.

“I thought in the first half we had a great balance and our approach was there,” said Britt. “They’re a really good defense, really good team as far as effort and how they fly to the football. We knew that. I told the guys how to prepare and the energy and effort we would need. I thought up front that we had the effort and the strain, and I felt like we did it through 60 minutes. We had the ball longer than them. We just, like I said, got down and had to get away from the run game pretty quick.â€

Texans vs. Seahawks first quarter recap

Texans 3rd drive (16 plays, 72 yards, 8:55) — Houston responded well and didn’t panic, even after facing a second-and-16. Rookie QB Davis Mills kept calm and distributed the football. The Texans picked up a third-and-8 with a WR Brandin Cooks reception, but he was determined to have committed pass interference. Houston settled for a K Ka’imi Fairbairn field goal, but the Seahawks roughed snapper Jon Weeks. Although the field goal was good, Houston took points off the board to keep the drive going. Cooks seemed to score a touchdown, but the booth review determined he was a yard short, but it did give Houston a first-and-goal. However, rookie TE Brevin Jordan committed illegal formation and pushed the Texans back second-and-goal from the 5-yard line. Houston can’t punch it in and have to settle for the original Fairbairn field goal anyway, this time from 21 yards out. 10-1