Report: Texans' Daniels needs X-rays for possible broken hand

Published: Jan 07, 2012 at 03:28 PM

The Houston Texans notched the first playoff win in franchise history by beating the Cincinnati Bengals 31-10, but not without yet another key offensive player sustaining an injury.

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Tight end Owen Daniels was scheduled to have a postgame X-ray for what the Houston Chronicle reported Saturday could be a broken right hand.

Daniels injured his hand on a second-quarter catch. He remained in the game after the play and finished with two catches for 29 yards.

The Texans play the Baltimore Ravens next Sunday in an AFC Divisional Playoff Game.

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