The Houston Texans have placed WR Brandin Cooks on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

He will need two consecutive negative tests prior to Sunday to play (if vaccinated).

After receiving a limited practice on Friday, Cooks is on track to return Sunday against the Colts. The Texans are also expecting the return of Chris Conley as well as the addition of newly signed Phillip Dorsett for Sunday's game.

Danny Amendola has been ruled out due to a knee injury which will open up targets for Cooks in a underdog setting.

Texans WR Danny Amendola (knee) is out Week 13, while WRs Brandin Cooks (illness), Chris Conley (illness), and RB David Johnson (illness/thigh) are questionable.

Wash your hands!

Texans cut WR KeKe Coutee.

A name that has fluttered on the depth chart now officially out in Houston.

Related players: Brandin Cooks, Nico Collins, Chris Conley

The release of Coutee is a bit of a surprise considering the Texans aren't necessarily loaded at the position. Outside of Cooks, a lot of playing time and targets will be up for grabs and among them should be Collins and Conley at this point.

David Culley did not have an update on the severity of WR Anthony Miller’s shoulder dislocation, but he said he is hopeful Miller will play this season.

Related players: Brandin Cooks, Nico Collins

The injury was called a “slight dislocation” immediately after the game. Miller previously underwent surgeries on his left shoulder after experiencing dislocations, however this injury was to his right shoulder. This will obviously set him back for any kind of significant playing time upon his return.

The Houston Texans unofficial depth chart on their website lists WR Chris Conley as the second starting wide receiver, according to Aaron Wilson. Anthony Miller and and KeKe Coutee are listed second behind Conley and Brandin Cooks. Nico Collins is as a WR6.

This is not a surprise according to Wilson, but on a team that is unsettled at the position, it is noteworthy to see Conley as a starter. The Texans should be an avoid in all drafts as long as Deshaun Watson is not under center.

Texans WR Brandin Cooks practiced in full Friday and will play Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, according to the team's official injury report.

Getting Cooks is a big boost for Deshaun Watson and company. The Colts defense have been susceptible to opposing offenses of late.

Houston Texans star wide receiver Brandin Cooks logged a limited practice session on Thursday.

Cooks was able to log limited practices last week but ended up being ruled out by the Texans. The hope is that he is cleared for Week 15, but he will likely be deemed questionable against the Indianapolis Colts, and wind up being a game time decision for Houston. Cooks will be the undisputed number one receiver if active. He is our 25th ranked wide receiver for Week 15.