Under coach Bill O'Brien, the Houston Texans have not relied heavily on their tight ends in the passing game. Though C.J. Fiedorowicz has looked good in camp, don't expect the way tight ends are used to change this season.
C.J. Fiedorowicz
ESPN Fantasy Projection: 22 catches, 203.5 yards, 2 touchdowns
Over or under: I will take the under on catches and yards, and push on touchdowns. Last season, Fiedorowicz was primarily a blocking tight end, catching 17 passes for 167 yards and one touchdown. Fiedorowicz said he spent his offseason working on running routes and catching balls so he can be more of threat on offense, but I think the depth the Texans have at receiver and the addition of running back Lamar Miller, who had 47 catches last season, will prevent any Houston tight end from putting up TE1 numbers.
Who else could see time: Ryan Griffin, who started for the Texans last season and rookie Stephen Anderson will also see playing time for the Texans. Griffin missed the Texans' offseason program while dealing with an Achilles injury. Anderson is an undrafted rookie who caught a 7-yard touchdown in Sunday's preseason opener.
