Texans RB David Montgomery Ruled Out With Groin Injury Against Titans
Houston Texans running back David Montgomery has been downgraded to out with a groin injury during Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.
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David Montgomery is officially done for the day, and he is taking a whole lot of fantasy lineups down with him. ESPN's Adam Schefter just dropped the hammer that the Houston Texans running back has been downgraded to out with a groin injury.
If you had Montgomery rushing props or needed him to anchor your roster this week, it is time to close the app and go outside. Groin injuries do not care about your parlays, and mid-game downgrades are the absolute worst way to watch a ticket burn.
"Adam Schefter reported the downgrade to out."
The timing is brutal for Montgomery, but the Texans are at least sitting in a decent spot on the scoreboard. Houston is currently grinding out a 12-3 lead on the road against the Tennessee Titans.
A nine-point lead in the NFL is exactly when you want your bruising veteran running back to just lean on the opposing defense until they quit. Instead, Houston is going to have to piece together a backup rotation to kill the clock and secure a divisional win.
Now the waiting game begins. Soft tissue injuries are notoriously tricky for running backs, meaning Montgomery could be looking at a multi-week absence depending on the severity. We will see what the medical staff says on Monday, but for now, the Texans just need to survive the rest of this AFC South rock fight without him.
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Texans lead Titans 12-3 at time of injury
What's next
Montgomery will likely undergo further testing on Monday to determine the severity of the groin injury and his potential timeline for return.

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