It was the week following the Texans Week 11 win over the Arizona Cardinals. It was an announcement that Houston Texans fans have become all too familiar with — a player announcing he needed to walk away from football for the time being due to medical reasons. In the past...
It was the week following the Texans Week 11 win over the Arizona Cardinals. It was an announcement that Houston Texans fans have become all too familiar with — a player announcing he needed to walk away from football for the time being due to medical reasons. In the past it had been David Quessenberry, Andre Hal, and John Metchie III. This time it was rookie defensive end Dylan Horton.
After 11 games in a rookie season where Horton had flashed signs of promise, the fourth round pick out of TCU would be stepping away to address an undisclosed medical issue. We were left to do two things — speculate and hope that whatever was ailing Horton would subside quickly and safely.
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