Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins (ankle, questionable) took limited practice reps all week and is questionable for Week 15. Hopkins is a Sneaky Start against a very shaky Colts pass defense, though the ankle injury is a bit worrisome.

Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins (ankle) took limited practice reps again Thursday. Hopkins is a Sneaky Start against a shaky Colts pass defense.

Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins (ankle) took limited practice reps Wednesday. Hopkins is a Sneaky Start against a shaky Colts pass defense.

Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins (illness, probable) took full practice reps on Friday after being limited earlier in the week and is probable for Week 12. Hopkins was benched last week but should bounce back with a decent game against a weak Jaguars defense.

Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins (illness) returned to limited practice reps Thursday after missing Wednesday practice. Hopkins should be fine to face the Jaguars.

Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins (illness) did not practice Wednesday. Hopkins should be able to make it back for Sunday's game.

Sunday, Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins was pulled from a 28-23 loss to the Oakland Raiders at Reliant Stadium due to making multiple mental errors.

“Bottom line, DeAndre made a lot of mistakes early in the game, so we gave another guy a chance to play,” Texans coach Gary Kubiak said.

Hopkins acknowledged his issues. The No. 27 overall pick of the 2013 draft continues to learn that the NFL season only gets tougher and more demanding as the year unfolds.

“It’s a long season, but we can endure it,” said Hopkins, who only had one catch for seven yards against the Raiders.

Hopkins did get back on the field late in the game but only finished with one catch for seven yards. It's a likely sign that he shouldn't miss any playing time next week as further punishment. At this point, it's unclear who will be throwing Hopkins the ball in Week 12.

QB Case Keenum will start for the Texans on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Texans coach Gary Kubiak announced his decision after ruling out Matt Schaub, who is recovering from an ankle and foot injury.

"We're struggling and we're looking for a spark," Kubiak said, adding that Keenum deserves the chance.

It's bad news for the Texans' pass offense that Schaub won't be healthy enough to play. Keenum was undrafted, but had three very productive seasons at Houston, throwing for an average of 5,440 yards and 45.3 TDs in his final three (full) seasons in college. He's largely unknown on the NFL level, which makes Andre Johnson, DeAndre Hopkins and Garrett Graham dicey starts against the Chiefs.

Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson will have an MRI on his shin Monday to determine the extent of an injury he suffered in Sunday's 30-9 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Johnson suffered the injury in the second quarter. After having X-rays that returned negative at halftime, Johnson did not remain in the game for long.

"I watched him the first play, we threw the ball the first play, and I wanted to see him run," Texans coach Gary Kubiak said. "I did not think he could run the way he needs to ... so we took him out."

DeAndre Hopkins led the way again as Johnson has failed to finish a game the last two weeks.

Texans receiver Andre Johnson is being evaluated for a possible concussion.

Johnson was injured while making a 21-yard catch just before the two-minute warning in the second half against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. Cornerback Jason McCourty was covering him and safety Bernard Pollard joined the tackle, hitting Johnson in the head area.

Johnson's head also hit the ground hard as he fell.

TE Owen Daniels was quoted in the story saying that Johnson said he will be fine, and that he wanted to reenter but protocol said he couldn't. Daniels could be in store for more work if Johnson misses time and WR2 DeAndre Hopkins, who had a breakout game, would likely get more targets as well.