NFL Disciplinary Action Possible for Texans’ Woody Marks Post-Victory

The Houston Texans celebrated their second consecutive victory of the season after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars in London during Week 6. However, running back Woody Marks is potentially facing disciplinary action from the NFL due to a penalty he incurred during the game.

In the fourth quarter, with the Texans leading 31-28, Marks was flagged for tripping while attempting to block Jaguars linebacker Ventrell Miller. This resulted in a 15-yard penalty, which further complicated the play that saw Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud being sacked. The league typically fines such infractions, and Marks may see a fine between $12,537 for a first offense and higher amounts for repeated violations. Additionally, cornerback Ja’Marcus Ingram received a flag for unnecessary roughness during the game, though the specific details of the infraction remain unclear. As the Texans work to build momentum after a rough start to the season, they are preparing to face the New York Giants in Week 7.