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Sunday, May 6, 2018

2018 Fantasy Football Projections: Houston Texans

In addition to viewing our 2018 Fantasy Football Projections by position, we will post our preseason projections per team.

Below you will find our 2018 fantasy football projections for the Houston Texans.

Quarterbacks

Player	Att.	Comp.	Yards	TD	INT	Rush	Yards	TD	FL	Points
Deshaun Watson	458.6	288.9	3715	29.4	14.7	73.9	480.4	3.7	3.5	300.04
Offensive line woes and lack of experience did not slow Watson down as a rookie. Unfortunately, an ACL tear did. Before the injury, however, Watson finished with the most or second-most fantasy points in each of his final four games and eclipsed the 30-point mark in three of those four outings. Expectations are high entering season two, but he has legitimate QB1 upside for 2018 if he can stay healthy for a full season.
Brandon Weeden	35.3	22.9	254	1.1	1.1	2.2	7	0	0.1	12.86
Joe Webb	10.1	5.1	59	0.3	0.4	6.7	43.6	0.1	0.1	8.27

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Running Backs

Player	Att.	Yards	TD	Rec.	Yards	TD	FL	Points
Lamar Miller	161.3	661.3	3.2	32.2	273.7	2.6	0.5	127.3
Miller has two 1,000-yard seasons since 2014, but he was even less efficient in 2017 (career-low 3.7 YPC) than he was in 2016 (4.0). The Texans have one of the league's worst offensive lines (actually the worst if you go by PFF rankings) and the line won't be markedly better in 2018. Even more troubling for Miller, D'Onta Foreman could eventually emerge as the primary back with Miller serving more of a complementary passing-down type of role.
D'Onta Foreman	156.8	658.6	6.3	9.5	76	0.3	1.2	110.66
Foreman's rookie season was cut short due to an Achilles injury. Assuming he's ready for the start of the season, Foreman should at least form a committee with Lamar Miller and it's certainly possible that he handles the larger share of the split by season's end.
Alfred Blue	29.1	104.8	0.4	5.8	41.2	0.3	0.4	18
Jay Prosch	2.2	5.5	0.1	4.3	34.4	0.2	0	5.79
Tyler Ervin	2.2	7.7	0	5.3	26.5	0.2	0.5	3.62

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Wide Receivers

Player	Rec.	Yards	TD	Rush	Yards	TD	FL	Points
DeAndre Hopkins	101.6	1432.6	8.6	0	0	0	1	192.86
Leading the NFL in receiving touchdowns (13) last season, Hopkins now has four seasons with 75-plus catches and three seasons with 1,200-plus yards through his age-25 season. With a league-high 174 targets last season, Hopkins had 35-percent target share in 10 of 15 games and double-digit targets 11 times. As the focal point of Houston's offense, he arguably has the highest floor among all receivers in the league. A model of consistency, Hopkins had 70-plus yards and/or a touchdown (plus) in all 15 games last year.
Will Fuller	43.5	635.1	5.2	4.5	21.6	0	1	94.87
The Texans scored 30.71 (real) points per game with Deshaun Watson under center; only 13.67 without him. As you'd expect, the games that Fuller played with Watson were much better than those without him. Both were on the field together for just four games, but Fuller scored seven touchdowns in those four games! Durability is a concern for both as Fuller has missed multiple games in both seasons and Watson is returning from a torn ACL, but there is plenty of upside for Fuller if both maintain good health in 2018.
Bruce Ellington	19.4	221.2	1.2	2.2	11.4	0	1.2	28.06
Braxton Miller	19.6	160.7	1	4.5	18	0	0.3	23.27
Keke Coutee	7.6	114	0.8	0	0	0	0.3	15.6
Sammie Coates	2.5	40	0.4	0	0	0	0.1	6.2
DeAndrew White	1.5	21	0.1	0	0	0	0	2.7

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Tight Ends

Player	Rec.	Yards	TD	Rush	Yards	TD	FL	Points
Stephen Anderson	17.7	221.3	1.4	0	0	0	0.1	30.33
Anderson played 15 games last season and set career highs with 25 receptions for 342 yards. With less than 20 yards in nine of those 15 games, Anderson has more upside than Griffin, but neither tight end is much more than a streaming option. On a positive note, Houston's tight ends have the league's most favorable fantasy football strength of schedule.
Ryan Griffin	19.4	203.7	1.2	0	0	0	0.2	27.17
Griffin has averaged 20-something yards per game in each of the past three seasons. With C.J. Fiedorowicz (concussions) retiring, it's possible that Griffin sets a career-high per-game average but I wouldn't expect a significant jump.
Jordan Akins	4.6	50.6	0.3	0	0	0	0.1	6.66

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2018 Fantasy Football Profile: Deshaun Watson, Houston Texans

While the Houston Texans traded up to draft their franchise quarterback, the plan wasn't for him to see the field in 2017.

That plan lasted all of 30 minutes.

Taking over for a benched Tom Savage, it didn't take long for Deshaun Watson to become a fantasy stud before his season ended prematurely due to a torn ACL (Week 8). Despite the season-ending injury last season, all signs point to a recovery timeline that appears to be ahead of schedule.

In his final four games, Watson finished as fantasy's QB1 or QB2 in ALL four games. Meanwhile, he scored 32-plus fantasy points in three of those four games.

Over that four-game stretch, the rookie signal-caller threw for 1,171 yards and 16 touchdowns while also rushing for 145 yards and a score.

Watson's dual-threat abilities provide him with a solid weekly floor and tremendous upside. Rushing for a 34/253/2 line in six starts, that per-game pace of 5.67/42.17/0.33 is the equivalent of 6.22 fantasy points per game from his rushing stats alone.

Even though he missed slightly more than half the season, no quarterback averaged more fantasy points on a per-game basis than Watson (24.1). The only other quarterbacks that averaged 20-plus fantasy points per game were Carson Wentz (21.8) and Russell Wilson (21.7).

Talented weapons, woeful offensive line

The Texans have one of the league's best wide receivers in DeAndre Hopkins, who bounced back with 96 catches for 1,378 yards and a league-high 13 touchdowns last season. Since his breakout 2014 sophomore season, Hopkins has 5,063 receiving yards and 34 touchdowns, both of which are third-most in the NFL.

In addition to Hopkins, Will Fuller provides Watson and the Texans with a deep threat. Fuller played just 10 games including four games with Watson under center. In those four games both were on the field, they connected for (all of Fuller's) seven (2017) scores.

Watson's mobility helps to make up for an offensive line that was ranked 32nd (i.e., last) in the NFL by PFF for 2017. While they drafted Mississippi State's Martinas Rankin in Round 3 of the 2018 NFL Draft and he's a nice value selection, it would have been nice to see them add more reinforcements to the line. Either way, they will continue to have one of the league's worst offensive lines heading into 2018.

That leads to durability. As is true with any dual-threat quarterback, there is a greater chance of injury by being exposed to more hits. With a leaky offensive line as well, Watson's durability risk is on the higher side even though he should be (close to) 100 percent by the start of the season.

Fantasy Football SOS

Even though Watson and the Texans have to face the Jaguars twice this year (and every year), they face the league's stingiest fantasy defense in Week 17. Since most leagues conclude their playoffs in Week 16, that second matchup against Jalen Ramsey, A.J. Bouye & Co. is excluded from our fantasy strength of schedule calculations.

Based on the fantasy points allowed in 2017 of Houston's 2018 opponents, Watson has the third-most favorable fantasy strength of schedule (Week 1 to 16 opponents) and the fifth-best fantasy playoffs SOS (Weeks 14 to 16).

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Fantasy Football ADP

Going more than a round earlier than mid-April, Watson is currently being drafted at the end of Round 3. In general, the challenge with drafting a quarterback early is the missed opportunity to draft an impact player with greater positional value.

Only Aaron Rodgers (3.01) is being drafted earlier than Watson (3.10, 35th overall). Russell Wilson (47th overall) and Tom Brady (50th) are the next QBs off the board.

Deshaun Watson: Full Season Projections

Below you will find full-season projections for Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson for the 2018 NFL season:

Att.	Comp.	Yards	TD	INT	Rush	Yards	TD	FFB Points
458.6	288.9	3715	29.4	14.7	73.9	480.4	3.7	300.04

- Houston Texans 2018 Fantasy Football Projections
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Bottom line: Overvalued

In general, QBs drafted early will get the "overvalued" tag from me given the opportunity cost of missing out on an elite running back or wide receiver that has greater positional value. Due to Watson's recent surge in ADP to late-Round 3 (via FFC), much of his legitimate QB1 upside has been priced into his ADP. I'd much rather use a top-36 pick on an elite non-QB and target Carson Wentz in Round 7 (current ADP) or even wait much later and stream QBs based on matchup.

Sunday, April 22, 2018

2018 Fantasy Football WR Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

Now that the NFL has released the 2018 NFL Schedule, we have updated our 2018 Fantasy Football Strength of Schedule pages.

Our fantasy football strength of schedule (SOS) rankings for each position are based on last year's production. In other words, we average the fantasy points allowed per game (in 2017) for every team's set of 2018 opponents. The higher the number listed below, the more cumulative fantasy points their 2018 opponents allowed in 2017.

A player's fantasy strength of schedule is far from the most important aspect of his outlook. But if you're debating a pair of players to draft and they are otherwise comparable in your view, a more favorable fantasy schedule could potentially break the tie.

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Rank	Team	Player	Cumulative Points	Fantasy Playoffs
1	Washington Redskins	Jamison Crowder	21.3	57.26
2	Jacksonville Jaguars	Marqise Lee	20.84	56
3	Atlanta Falcons	Julio Jones	20.74	67.83
4	Chicago Bears	Allen Robinson	20.58	61.81
5	New York Giants	Odell Beckham	20.52	60.5
6	Los Angeles Rams	Robert Woods	20.5	61.41
7	San Francisco 49ers	Pierre Garcon	20.46	57.78
8	Dallas Cowboys	Allen Hurns	20.45	67.11
9	Minnesota Vikings	Adam Theilen	20.43	57.07
10	Philadelphia Eagles	Alshon Jeffery	20.37	60.62
11	Miami Dolphins	DeVante Parker	20.27	55.45
12	Buffalo Bills	Kelvin Benjamin	20.23	63.83
13	Denver Broncos	Demaryius Thomas	20.21	61.08
14	Seattle Seahawks	Doug Baldwin	20.13	63.44
14	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Mike Evans	20.13	58.46
16	Detroit Lions	Golden Tate	20.12	55.52
17	Carolina Panthers	Devin Funchess	20.11	59.95
18	Cleveland Browns	Jarvis Landry	20.01	56.87
19	Cincinnati Bengals	A.J. Green	19.92	59.39
20	Houston Texans	DeAndre Hopkins	19.88	64.15
21	New Orleans Saints	Michael Thomas	19.86	66.52
21	Baltimore Ravens	Michael Crabtree	19.86	68.58
23	Pittsburgh Steelers	Antonio Brown	19.69	63.46
24	New England Patriots	Julian Edelman	19.68	53.47
25	Arizona Cardinals	Larry Fitzgerald	19.63	54.33
26	Los Angeles Chargers	Keenan Allen	19.62	57.38
27	Tennessee Titans	Corey Davis	19.59	54.35
28	Indianapolis Colts	T.Y. Hilton	19.57	66.09
29	New York Jets	Terrelle Pryor	19.38	64.47
30	Green Bay Packers	Davante Adams	19.28	60.38
31	Oakland Raiders	Amari Cooper	19.19	52.93
32	Kansas City Chiefs	Tyreek Hill	18.79	56.47

Note: Average PPG are based on Weeks 1 to 16.
Fantasy playoffs are cumulative total for Weeks 14 to 16.

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2018 Fantasy Football RB Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

Rank	Team	Player	Cumulative Points	Fantasy Playoffs
1	Chicago Bears	Jordan Howard	18.97	59.33
2	New England Patriots	Rex Burkhead	18.81	60.87
3	Minnesota Vikings	Dalvin Cook	18.7	57.57
4	Tennessee Titans	Derrick Henry	18.67	57.91
5	Oakland Raiders	Marshawn Lynch	18.62	55.99
6	New York Jets	Bilal Powell	18.57	59.25
7	Miami Dolphins	Frank Gore	18.56	48.5
8	Denver Broncos	Devontae Booker	18.54	55.97
9	Baltimore Ravens	Alex Collins	18.51	58.05
10	Arizona Cardinals	David Johnson	18.5	57.14
11	Jacksonville Jaguars	Leonard Fournette	18.49	57.44
12	Cleveland Browns	Carlos Hyde	18.48	52.4
12	Los Angeles Chargers	Melvin Gordon	18.48	57.48
14	Indianapolis Colts	Marlon Mack	18.46	53.25
15	Carolina Panthers	Christian McCaffrey	18.42	51.61
16	Kansas City Chiefs	Kareem Hunt	18.41	56.37
17	Houston Texans	Lamar Miller	18.38	53.36
18	Buffalo Bills	LeSean McCoy	18.36	57.84
19	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Mixon	18.26	55.56
20	Pittsburgh Steelers	Le'Veon Bell	18.14	53.81
21	Green Bay Packers	Ty Montgomery	18.08	53.58
22	Seattle Seahawks	Chris Carson	17.97	50.48
23	New Orleans Saints	Alvin Kamara	17.92	54.29
24	Dallas Cowboys	Ezekiel Elliott	17.9	54.5
25	San Francisco 49ers	Jerick McKinnon	17.86	51.58
26	Philadelphia Eagles	Jay Ajayi	17.82	54.32
27	Atlanta Falcons	Devonta Freeman	17.77	49.49
28	New York Giants	Jonathan Stewart	17.7	57.68
29	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jacquizz Rodgers	17.69	53.27
30	Detroit Lions	Ameer Abdullah	17.59	50.83
31	Washington Redskins	Chris Thompson	17.44	53.75
32	Los Angeles Rams	Todd Gurley	17.29	46.61

Note: Average PPG are based on Weeks 1 to 16.
Fantasy playoffs are cumulative total for Weeks 14 to 16.

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2018 Fantasy Football TE Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

Rank	Team	Player	Cumulative Points	Fantasy Playoffs
1	Houston Texans	Ryan Griffin	7.99	22.65
2	Tennessee Titans	Delanie Walker	7.83	25.96
3	Indianapolis Colts	Jack Doyle	7.81	26.31
4	Jacksonville Jaguars	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	7.71	26.47
5	New York Jets	Jordan Leggett	7.66	22.08
6	Oakland Raiders	Jared Cook	7.5	22.08
7	Cincinnati Bengals	Tyler Eifert	7.47	24.73
8	Dallas Cowboys	Jason Witten	7.39	19.89
9	New England Patriots	Rob Gronkowski	7.29	22.88
10	Philadelphia Eagles	Zach Ertz	7.28	21.82
11	Kansas City Chiefs	Travis Kelce	7.24	20.27
12	Buffalo Bills	Charles Clay	7.22	22.49
13	Washington Redskins	Jordan Reed	7.18	23.86
14	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jesse James	7.17	19.97
15	Denver Broncos	Jeff Heuerman	7.14	24.12
16	Los Angeles Chargers	Hunter Henry	7.1	20.1
17	Carolina Panthers	Greg Olsen	7.08	22.02
18	Miami Dolphins	MarQueis Gray	7.05	17.18
19	Chicago Bears	Trey Burton	7.04	18.76
20	New York Giants	Evan Engram	7.02	24.19
20	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Cameron Brate	7.02	19.07
22	Cleveland Browns	David Njoku	6.98	22.9
23	Arizona Cardinals	Jermaine Gresham	6.95	21.53
24	Baltimore Ravens	Nick Boyle	6.93	18.92
24	New Orleans Saints	Benjamin Watson	6.93	17.08
26	Green Bay Packers	Jimmy Graham	6.88	21.24
27	Minnesota Vikings	Kyle Rudolph	6.86	24.14
27	San Francisco 49ers	George Kittle	6.86	21.55
29	Atlanta Falcons	Austin Hooper	6.85	18.41
30	Seattle Seahawks	Ed Dickson	6.75	17.82
31	Los Angeles Rams	Gerald Everett	6.63	18.98
32	Detroit Lions	Luke Willson	6.48	18.46

Note: Average PPG are based on Weeks 1 to 16.
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2018 Fantasy Football QB Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

Rank	Team	Player	Average PPG	Fantasy Playoffs
1	Jacksonville Jaguars	Blake Bortles	16.36	47.94
1	Washington Redskins	Alex Smith	16.36	45.14
3	Houston Texans	Deshaun Watson	15.96	50.01
4	Chicago Bears	Mitchell Trubisky	15.86	47.89
5	Denver Broncos	Case Keenum	15.8	52.99
6	Indianapolis Colts	Andrew Luck	15.78	53.47
6	Miami Dolphins	Ryan Tannehill	15.78	39.42
8	Atlanta Falcons	Matt Ryan	15.69	49.82
9	Philadelphia Eagles	Carson Wentz	15.67	46.74
10	Minnesota Vikings	Kirk Cousins	15.64	45.04
11	Cleveland Browns	Tyrod Taylor	15.6	46.05
12	New York Giants	Eli Manning	15.59	48.22
13	Carolina Panthers	Cam Newton	15.55	49.87
14	Dallas Cowboys	Dak Prescott	15.53	48.24
14	Buffalo Bills	A.J. McCarron	15.53	50.93
16	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jameis Winston	15.52	42.9
17	Baltimore Ravens	Joe Flacco	15.51	47.57
18	Cincinnati Bengals	Andy Dalton	15.48	48.77
19	Los Angeles Chargers	Philip Rivers	15.35	43.41
20	Tennessee Titans	Marcus Mariota	15.34	44.19
21	Seattle Seahawks	Russell Wilson	15.33	46.79
22	Los Angeles Rams	Jared Goff	15.29	44.63
23	New York Jets	Josh McCown	15.25	49.03
24	New Orleans Saints	Drew Brees	15.22	45.72
25	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ben Roethlisberger	15.21	50.17
26	San Francisco 49ers	Jimmy Garoppolo	15.2	41.52
27	New England Patriots	Tom Brady	15.18	43.33
28	Oakland Raiders	Derek Carr	15.13	44.35
29	Arizona Cardinals	Sam Bradford	15.11	43.95
30	Detroit Lions	Matthew Stafford	14.97	41.25
31	Green Bay Packers	Aaron Rodgers	14.82	48.43
32	Kansas City Chiefs	Patrick Mahomes	14.77	38.36
Average PPG are based on Weeks 1 to 16. Fantasy playoffs are cumulative total for Weeks 14 to 16.

* Note: Totals above are the average fantasy football points allowed based on their remaining opponents.

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Friday, April 13, 2018

Cowboys release Dez Bryant

Widely-expected but now official, the Dallas Cowboys released wide receiver Dez Bryant on Friday.

A once-dominant receiver (especially in the red zone), no player had caught more touchdowns (41) than Bryant over the three-year span from 2012 to 2014. During that stretch, Bryant finished with a minimum of 1,200 yards and 12 touchdowns each season.

The on-field chemistry that he shared with Tony Romo never developed with Dak Prescott.

Exceeding 75 yards only once (98, Week 4) last season, Bryant finished the year with 69 catches for 838 yards and six touchdowns. Based on his production, Bryant wasn't worth his $16.5 million cap hit.

His release saves the Cowboys $8.5 in cap space, but the roster lacks playmakers in the passing game.

While they added Allen Hurns and Deonte Thompson in free agency, neither is more than a complementary player. The other top receivers on the roster include Terrance Williams, Cole Beasley, Ryan Switzer and Noah Brown.

In addition to a mediocre (at best) receiving corps (without Dez), the Cowboys have one of the all-time greats at tight end, but Jason Witten (turns 36 next month) is near the very end, perhaps final year, of his career. Averaging a career-low 8.9 Y/A last season, Witten is a reliable but non-threatening target over the middle.

Given the dearth of pass-catchers on the roster, the Cowboys may feel forced to draft a receiver with the 19th pick even though there may not be a legitimate No. 1 wide receiver in this year's draft class. In my latest 2018 NFL mock draft, I have the Cowboys going defense (Leighton Vander Esch) in Round 1 but drafting tight end Mike Gesicki in Round 2.

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Cleveland Browns sign Jarvis Landry to 5-year extension

The Miami Dolphins used their franchise tag on wide receiver Jarvis Landry before trading him to the Cleveland Browns for a pair of Day 3 draft picks.

The Browns have now signed Landry to a five-year extension worth $75.5 million, of which $47 million is guaranteed, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Landry posted a league-leading 112 catches last season for 987 yards and a career-high nine touchdowns.

Since entering the league four seasons ago, Landry has 400 receptions for 4,038 yards and 22 touchdowns. He also has 26 carries for 119 yards and a score. Over that four-year span, only Antonio Brown (472) and Julio Jones (411) have more receptions than Landry, who also ranks 12th in receiving yards over that stretch.

While Landry's deal is more than I'd expect, he provides a reliable weapon for whomever John Dorsey drafts first overall (our 2018 NFL Mock Draft).

Depending on what the Browns get from Josh Gordon, who has played 10 games over the past four seasons, and Corey Coleman, who has missed 13 games in his first two seasons, the Browns could have one of the better wide receiver trios for years to come.

Saturday, April 7, 2018

POLL: Will the 2018 NFL Draft begin with a QB-QB-QB start?

At this point, it seems to be a virtual lock that the Cleveland Browns will draft a quarterback with the first overall pick.

More than likely, USC's Sam Darnold will be the pick. That said, a "friend" of Browns GM John Dorsey expects the pick to be Wyoming's Josh Allen.

No quarterback has more upside than Allen and the Browns can afford to sit whichever signal-caller they select here with Tyrod Taylor as the team's 2018 starter.

When the Jets traded three second-round picks -- two this year and one next year -- to move up three spots (from No. 6 to No. 3), it wasn't to draft Saquon Barkley, Bradley Chubb or Quenton Nelson, the top-three prospects in this year's draft class and all non-QBs.

Like the Browns, the New York Jets have long struggled to find their franchise quarterback and the amount they've given up to move up makes it all but certain that the Jets will draft a quarterback. By re-signing Josh McCown, the Jets have an ideal bridge quarterback for whomever they select.

That leaves the New York Giants at No. 2.

In his career, Dave Gettleman has yet to trade back. In any round. Ever.

Most view Saquon Barkley as the top prospect and the Giants need to address the running game. Meanwhile, both Chubb and Nelson fill positions of need. So, in other words, the best players in the draft match team needs and it's certainly possible that the team decides that they could win now with Eli Manning under center and filling other needs in the draft.

Then again, it's rare that they pick this high. As we've heard often throughout the offseason, the last time was when they drafted Hall-of-Famer Lawrence Taylor.

It would make more sense for the Giants to either draft a quarterback like UCLA's Josh Rosen and prepare for life after Eli or trade back and acquire the princely sum they would receive from another quarterback-needy team like the Buffalo Bills, who may want to get in front of the Jets.

At the moment, our 2018 NFL Mock Draft begins with a QB-QB-QB start as we project the Giants to trade back.

With all of that said, will the draft start QB-QB-QB or will a non-QB be selected with one of the top-three picks?

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Sunday, May 6, 2018

2018 Fantasy Football Projections: Houston Texans

Quarterbacks

Running Backs

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Tight Ends

2018 Fantasy Football Profile: Deshaun Watson, Houston Texans

Talented weapons, woeful offensive line

Fantasy Football SOS

Fantasy Football ADP

Deshaun Watson: Full Season Projections

Bottom line: Overvalued

Sunday, April 22, 2018

2018 Fantasy Football WR Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

2018 Fantasy Football RB Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

2018 Fantasy Football TE Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

2018 Fantasy Football QB Strength of Schedule (SOS): Weeks 1 to 16

Friday, April 13, 2018

Cowboys release Dez Bryant

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Cleveland Browns sign Jarvis Landry to 5-year extension

Saturday, April 7, 2018

POLL: Will the 2018 NFL Draft begin with a QB-QB-QB start?

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