Dolphins receiver Grant DuBose was hospitalized overnight following a head injury sustained during the game against the Texans.

He has movement in all his limbs, and initial tests have shown positive results, according to the team. However, he is still under the care of doctors for ongoing observation.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Grant DuBose was hospitalized overnight following a helmet-to-helmet collision during Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans, the team announced on Monday.

In the third quarter, DuBose tried to make a catch but was struck in the head by Texans rookie Calen Bullock, causing his head to hit the ground with significant force. After the impact, DuBose appeared to clench his fists, showing the “fencing response,” which is often seen after a traumatic brain injury, according to NFL.com.

He remained still as emergency medical personnel rushed to his aid for over 10 minutes. They cut off his jersey and placed a neck brace on him before securing DuBose onto a spine board, with his arms and legs strapped down.

A tube was seen in his mouth, and he seemed unresponsive as he was transported off the field on a stretcher. Bullock was penalized for unnecessary roughness for hitting a defenseless receiver during the play.

After being ruled out due to a head injury, DuBose spent the night at a local Houston hospital for evaluation, as reported by the Dolphins on Monday. He has movement in all extremities, and initial tests have shown positive results, but he remains under medical supervision for ongoing observation.

While DuBose was still on the ground, the Dolphins gathered in a circle, appearing to pray. Miami Head Coach Mike McDaniel and Houston Head Coach DeMeco Ryan’s shared an embrace during the moment. Grant Dubose, Injury, Miami Dolphins.

I feel terrible for putting him in a position where he could get hit, Dolphins quarterback TUA Tagovailoa expressed at a post-game press conference. It was really hard to move on after that.

The team lost 20-12 to the Texans.

This was DuBose’s first game since injuring his shoulder early in the season. He was a seventh-round pick last season.