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.

Texans veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks, dealing with a sore neck, is expected to return this week after being sidelined Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

Meanwhile, wide receiver Randall Cobb is expected to remain on injured reserve and not play again this year. Cobb said in a telephone interview Friday he is contemplating whether to have surgery on his toe.

Related players: Keke Coutee, Chad Hansen, DeShaun Watson

We reported the news about Cobb on Monday. But the return of Cooks is good news for Watson, who should get a little fantasy boost with Cooks in the lineup. The Texans were running with Coutee and Hansen as the top-two WRs in Week 14, but both should move down a spot with the return of Cooks. Hansen ran out of the slot at times in Week 14, according to reports.

Romeo Crennel said there is “a good possibility” that WR Randall Cobb is done for the season.

Related players: Brandin Cooks, Keke Coutee, Chad Hansen, Steven Mitchell, Deshaun Watson

Cobb could come off the IR for Week 15 but this tweet makes it seem like that isn't going to happen. With Cooks out last week, it left Coutee and Hansen as the team's top-two receivers for Watson.

Texans WRs Brandin Cooks and Keke Coutee are questionable for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears, according to the team's official injury report.

Deshaun Watson would go from a lock play to iffy QB1 if both were to miss. The Texans will also be without David Johnson, so losing one of the receivers would make moving the sticks tougher on offense.