Houston Texans

The Texans have failed to find a solid starting QB the past couple of season, but the Texans believe they got it right by drafting QB Deshaun Watson. Though Watson still needs to beat out Tom Savage as the starting QB and improve on his throwing mechanics and decision making, there are big plans for Watson in the near future. It's best to fade the Texans QBs. RB Lamar Miller and WR DeAndre Hopkins are the catalysts of this offense and are considered elite options at their respective positions. Miller, who signed as a free agent in 2015 with the Texans, earned his money last year, running for a career-high 268 rushing attempts that he turned into 1,073 yards and seven touchdowns. With an inexperienced QB starting under center, expect Miller's touches to increase even more this season, which could lead to a career year for the 26 year-old. He will be a hot commodity in the early rounds of fantasy drafts. In 2014 and 2015, Hopkins flashed his elite fantasy potential the last couple of seasons, collecting a total of 187 receptions, 2,731 yards and 17 touchdowns. However, Hopkins underwhelmed by his standards in 2016; grabbing just 78 receptions on 158 targets, 954 receiving yards and four touchdowns. He has the talent to be a WR1, but the QB situation hampers his fantasy value. Second-year receiver Will Fuller is expected to man the other starting wide receiver slot, but should be avoided as a starter for obvious reasons. He caught 51.1 percent of football's thrown his way and finished the season with 635 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Fuller's numbers could improve, but outside of Fuller, Miller and Hopkins, there aren't any other players on the Texans roster that offer respectable fantasy upside. Last season's offensive coordinator George Godsey was fired this offseason and head coach Bill O'Brien will take over duties as offensive coordinator, so the run-first offensive mindset and schemes aren't likely to change.