Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson entered Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens coming off a concussion. He was limited late in Houston’s loss to Baltimore, but it wasn’t due to the lingering effects of his head injury but instead a new shin ailment. There was concern that the injury would impact Johnson’s availability going forward, but head coach Gary Kubiak told reporters – including Tania Ganguli of ESPN – that the wide receiver is day to day with the shin injury.

Johnson sustained his injury during the second quarter of Houston’s loss to the Ravens. He underwent X-rays during halftime and was able to return to the game. However, he ultimately exited the contest in the second half after noticeably favoring his injured leg.

The shin injury had Johnson limping around the field, and he was largely ineffective after suffering it. Considering the X-rays were negative and the Texans are considering him day to day so early in the week, it would seem to be pointing that Johnson will be available for this weekend’s matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.