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Kayshon Boutte Injury Update

WR · Houston Texans · Status, injury history and fantasy outlook

Updated · synced from the live injury report

Current status

HEALTHY

No current injury designation

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Is Kayshon Boutte playing this week?

No injury designation

This status updates automatically when his official injury designation changes. No designation means he is expected to play. Inactives are announced 90 minutes before kickoff, so check the live injury report before your lineup locks.

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Boutte’s current injury designation is shown in the live status box above, which updates automatically from the official NFL injury report. He has had no injury designations this season in the reports we checked. Houston acquired him from New England on Aug. 24 for safety Jaylen Reed and a draft pick, per CBS Sports.

He caught four passes for 58 yards in the first two games and played 58 snaps (72%) in Week 2 against Cincinnati while Nico Collins was out. In 2025 with New England he caught 33 passes for 551 yards and 6 touchdowns.

Fantasy Action: Boutte is waiver depth behind Collins rather than a starter in most formats, but his big-play profile makes him a reasonable deep-league claim with Jayden Higgins out for the season.

Injury timeline — 2026

2026No injury designations this season in the reports we checked.

Earlier seasons

SeasonInjuryGames missed
—No prior-season injuries found in our sources.—

2025 (New England): 14 games, 33 catches for 551 yards and 6 touchdowns, per CBS Sports.

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Frequently asked about Kayshon Boutte

Is Kayshon Boutte injured?

His current official designation is shown in the live status box at the top of this page, which updates automatically from the NFL injury report.

When did the Texans trade for Kayshon Boutte?

Houston acquired him from the Patriots on Aug. 24, 2026, for safety Jaylen Reed and a draft pick, per CBS Sports.