Houston Texans who won the Thursday night football against Miami Dolphins by 42-23 did suffer an injury to their win. Texans wide receiver Will Fuller had to leave in the fourth quarter after suffering a massive knee injury.
Fuller who made five passes for 124 yards along with one monstrous 73 yard touchdown was forced to leave in the mid-fourth quarter due to the knee injury.
The injury was suffered by Fuller when he was trying to catch the pass from Deshaun Watson and was tackled by Bobby McCain; the cornerback of the Miami Dolphins. As a result of this tackle, Fuller laded in an awkward manner over his right knee.
24 years old Texan who was the first round pick up was carried out immediately by the medical staff after initial tending. Houston’s immediately ruled him out of the game for the rest of the night.
Bill O’Brien; the head coach for Houston Texans says that he is unsure as to whether Fuller has a torn ACL in his knee or not.
In this season, Fuller has made 37 catches for 627 yards along with five touchdowns so far.
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