NFL: Texans’ Joe Mixon, Azeez Al-Shaair active vs. Chiefs

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Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon and linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair both are active for Saturday’s AFC divisional playoff game against the host Kansas City Chiefs.

Mixon was limited in practice this week with an ankle injury and Al-Shaair was limited with a knee issue.

Both were listed as questionable for the game against the Chiefs along with wide receiver Robert Woods (hip).

Mixon rushed for a team-high 1,016 yards and 11 touchdowns in his first season with the Texans, while Al-Shaair finished third on the team with 70 tackles to go along with two sacks and two forced fumbles.

In last weekend’s 32-12 wild-card win against the Los Angeles Chargers, Mixon rushed for 106 yards and a TD and Al-Shaair collected six tackles and two quarterback hits.

While Mixon and Al-Shaair are active, the following players are inactive for the Texans: running back J.J. Taylor, linebacker Devin White, defensive end Jerry Hughes, center/guard Kendrick Green, guard Nick Broeker and defensive tackle Kurt Hinish.

The Chiefs’ inactives are as follows: safety Deon Bush, cornerback Keith Taylor, defensive ends Joshua Uche and Malik Herring, offensive linemen C.J. Hanson, Wanya Morris and Ethan Driskell.

–Field Level Media

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