Texans WR Kenny Stills, OL Zach Fulton Day-To-Day

HOUSTON (SportsRadio 610) -- Wide receiver Kenny Stills is still dealing with a hamstring injury and his status for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons remains unclear, head coach Bill O'Brien said Wednesday. 

"I don't know, I really don't," O'Brien said when asked about Stills' availability. "I wish I could tell you. I think it's day to day. I definitely think it's day to day. He might be able to play Sunday."

Stills went down in the first quarter of the Panthers loss. He caught a pass on the right side of the field and stepped out of bounds early, hobbling. 

Stills, who was acquired in a trade with the Miami Dolphins that also included left tackle Laremy Tunsil, has 11 catches on 13 targets for 188 yards and a touchdown this season, He is the only Texans wide receiver other than DeAndre Hopkins with a score this season.

If Stills is unable to go, the Texans are expected to rely more on Keke Coutee and DeAndre Carter.
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O’Brien says he’s unsure of Kenny Stills’ status. Calls it day-to-day.

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Kenny Stills who came out of Sunday's game with a hamstring injury is back in practice today pic.twitter.com/oxCuIDKJoS

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Coutee has just three catches on seven targets for 18 yards this season, while Carter's only catch when for -1 yard.

Just before the Panthers game, the Texans lost right guard Zach Fulton to back tightness. They started Greg Mancz in his place and it did not go well. 

This also forced the Texans to start their fourth different offensive line in as many weeks.

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O'Brien said he felt better about Fulton's status. 

"I feel good about Zach," O'Brien said. "I think it's day to day but I think he'll have a shot."