WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. -- The Houston Texans' passing game was the offense’s weakness last season, and although the team has more confidence in its quarterback play this year, the receiving corps just took a big hit with an injury to 2016 first-round pick Will Fuller.
Fuller broke his collarbone in Wednesday’s practice during a team drill when he jumped up to try to catch a pass on the left side and fell on his shoulder. He was checked out immediately and left practice.
In Fuller’s absence, the Texans will look for another receiver to step up alongside DeAndre Hopkins.