Tight end Dalton Schultz was listed on the Houston Texans’ final injury report this week ahead of a crucial playoff matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Will Schultz’s condition keep him sidelined when the Texans face off against the Chiefs on Saturday?

Houston Texans tight end Dalton Schultz has been one of C.J. Stroud’s favorite targets this season, and for good reason. He saw action in every game during the Texans’ 2024 campaign and was a reliable pass-catcher for Stroud in Houston’s wild-card playoff win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Houston Texans tight end Dalton Schultz is a fringe TE1 with the underdog Texans set to play the Kansas City Chiefs in the Divisional Round of the AFC Playoffs. The 28-year old is now Houston's second option in the passing game with Stefon Diggs (knee) and Tank Dell (knee) out for the year,

Following their bye week, the Chiefs held regular practices to prepare for their matchup against the Texans. On the weekend, Texans Wire reporter Cole Thompson released the final injury report for both teams, showing that Kansas City’s roster is largely healthy—aside from wide receiver Mecole Hardman, who is listed as "doubtful."

Schultz (shoulder) doesn't carry an injury designation for Saturday's divisional-round game against the Chiefs.

Divisional Round action of the NFL Playoffs will kick off on Saturday afternoon with an AFC showdown between the AFC South champion, the Houston Texans, and the

The Kansas City Chiefs begin their pursuit of an unprecedented third consecutive Lombardi Trophy in earnest when the Houston Texans visit Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday.

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud zips pass to tight end Dalton Schultz for 14-yard completion. Relive the Wild Card game as the Houston Texans hosted the Los Angeles Chargers at NRG Stadium and defeated them in 32-12 thrilling victory to advance to the AFC Divisional matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Houston Texans +6 First Half @ Kansas City Chiefs (-110; Odds via Caesars): 3:30 PM CT on ABC This might be dumb, as the Chiefs

Kansas City’s quest to become the first team in NFL history to claim three straight Super Bowls begins Saturday (3:30 p.m., TV: ABC/ESPN, Radio: The Team 92.1-FM) with a visit from the Houston Texans in the divisional playoffs.

Detroit had 4 pass catchers (Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Sam LaPorta, and Gibbs) with at-least 52 catches. St. Brown and Williams both went over the 1,000 yard mark, with St. Brown hauling in 115 receptions, and Williams averaging 17.3 yards per catch! St. Brown was 1st team All-Pro.