The Texas Longhorns are dealing with a number of key injury issues before Saturday's matchup against the Missouri Tigers in Columbia.

Texas has been hit with the injury bug the past few weeks, and things didn't slow down in the win over Missisippi State. Multiple key starters were unable to finish the game and now face some uncertainty moving forward.

A ton of eyes were on Wednesday night's release of the initial SEC injury report for the Texas-Mizzou matchup, and unsurprisingly, five Texas starters were listed as questionable while a few others have already been ruled out for the game.

Ryan Wingo, Colin Simmons And More All Questionable for Texas

The Longhorns are in danger of being without their two top wide receivers and two starting cornerbacks for Saturday's game if things don't improve over the next few days.

Texas receivers Cam Coleman and Ryan Wingo along with cornerbacks Graceson Littleton and Kade Phillips are all questionable.

Fortunately, defensive end Colin Simmons is starting the week off as questionable. Previous reports have indicated that he could be making his return against Missouri after a two-game absence due to an ankle injury but he will need to keep trending up as the week goes on.

Here's the full injury report Texas:

OUT

- Trevor Goosby, OT

- Hollywood Smothers, RB

- Richard Wesley, DE

- Nick Townsend, TE

QUESTIONABLE

- Colin Simmons, DE

- Ryan Wingo, WR

- Cam Coleman, WR

- Graceson Littleton, CB

- Kade Phillips, CB

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