Shaq Mason will miss his third consecutive game due to a knee injury sustained early in the Texans' matchup against the Chiefs. His absence is significant as he brings extensive playoff experience, having played in 16 postseason games and won two Super Bowls with the Patriots. The Texans' offensive line has limited playoff experience overall, with only two players contributing to a total of seven playoff games. Despite Mason's absence, the Texans feel confident in their current offensive line arrangement, which has shown success in recent games.

Shaq Mason will miss the game against the Titans due to a knee injury sustained in the loss to the Chiefs on December 21. He has not practiced or played since the injury, which complicates the Texans' offensive line situation as they look to adjust with Scruggs returning but Mason sidelined.

Shaq Mason missed the game against the Ravens due to a knee injury sustained in a previous matchup against the Chiefs. His availability for the next game remains uncertain, adding to the Texans' injury woes as they prepare for the playoffs.

Shaq Mason is inactive for the game against the Ravens, which will put additional pressure on the Texans' offensive line as they rely on rookie Blake Fisher and either Kendrick or Kenyon Green to fill the gap.

Shaq Mason is dealing with a knee injury and is considered week-to-week. He is not expected to play in the upcoming game against the Ravens, but there is hope he could return for the playoffs. His absence will require the Texans to rely on backup Kendrick Green, who performed well in relief during the last game.