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Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andre Baccellia left Sunday's game against the Houston Texans on a stretcher after a neck injury resulting from a hit on a kickoff return. 

Baccellia showed movement in his feet as medical trainers tended to him on the field. They placed him on a stretcher and immobilized his head and neck. Baccellia gave a thumbs up as he was carted off the field on the stretcher. 

The Cardinals later announced to reporters that Baccellia was being transported to a Houston hospital for evaluation and that he had demonstrated movement in all of his extremities. The precise nature of the injury wasn't initially clear.

Baccellia sustained the injury while returning a kick late in the second quarter. A pile of Texans defenders landed on top of him after a tackle, and it wasn't clear from game video what caused Baccellia's injury. 

Baccellia's Cardinals teammates left the sideline to surround him on the field as trainers tended to him.

A third-season pro with the Cardinals, Baccellia works primarily on special teams. 

Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze was a late scratch before kickoff on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns after aggravating a foot injury in warmups. 

Oduzne had been dealing with a stress fracture and was limited during practice this week. The Bears listed him as active prior to the game, but then ruled him out in the minutes before kickoff after he aggravated the injury. 

Odunze initially missed last week's game against the Green Bay Packers with the injury.