The Houston Texans reported that wide receiver Tank Dell sustained injuries from gunfire during an incident near a nightclub in Central Florida early Sunday. Dell, aged 24, received a minor wound when a shooter targeted a crowd outside a club in Sanford. Following treatment, he was discharged from the hospital later that day and is said to be in good spirits. The team is staying in touch with Dell and his family and will share updates as appropriate while requesting privacy for him at this time. The Texans expressed sympathy for all those affected by the incident.

According to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting occurred during a disturbance outside the Cabana Live nightclub. An arrest affidavit from Orlando NBC affiliate WESH stated that a 16-year-old, not involved in the initial altercation, fired shots during the brawl, injuring 10 individuals. Fortunately, all victims are expected to recover. Law enforcement noted that a security guard intervened, apprehending the shooter shortly after the gunfire erupted.

The sheriff’s office reported that the teenage gunman was arrested and faced charges of attempted homicide, along with several other firearms-related offenses.

Dell emerged as one of the highlights of the Texans’ successful 2023 season. He amassed over 700 yards and scored seven touchdowns in 11 games before his season was cut short in December due to a fractured fibula.