Mixon will play on Sunday at Nissan Stadium. Should the Texans pull out to a significant lead, Ryans could elect to rest him for next week’s wild-card round.

Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon wasn't feeling very holly or jolly before the team's Christmas Day game against the Baltimore Ravens. As NFL Network's Steve Wyche reported before the game, Mixon, on the field for warmups, took exception to an errant ...

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Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon and Baltimore Ravens backup quarterback Josh Johnson didn’t provide the best example of the holiday spirit before a Christmas Day matchup. The two players exchanged words that looked the opposite of cheerful as ...

Texans running back Joe Mixon and Ravens backup quarterback Josh Johnson ... It turns out that an errant punt from Baltimore’s Jordan Stout struck a Houston coach. Mixon, a former Cincinnati ...

A Texans assistant coach was hit by an errant punt from Ravens kicker Jordan Stout, Steve Wyche reported on the Netflix broadcast. That prompted Mixon to punt the ball up into the stands. The broadcast then showed Mixon going after Stout, being separated by multiple players and staffers, and Johnson subsequently coming toward him and shouting.

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Mixon made some headlines during the national Christmas Day games before kickoff though — for getting in a scuffle before his Houston Texans took on the Baltimore Ravens. For whatever reason, Mixon got into it with Ravens players during warmups and social media accounts suggested it went on for several minutes.

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Ravens punter Jordan Stout launched a punt that struck one of the Texans’ assistant coaches during warmups, angering Mixon, who then punted the football into the stands. When Mixon got on Stout for the placement of his punts, Johnson stuck up for his teammate and that started the confrontation.