All wide receivers should be scouted heavily for the Houston Texans draft because without DeAndre Hopkins leading the way, and the uncertain health that follows Will Fuller around, nothing is a lock when it comes to the depth of wide receivers for the reigning AFC South champions.
Let’s get one thing straight, none of the wide receivers involved in the Texans draft will replace Hopkins on day one after joining the team, or maybe even in the first year, as it is tough filling the shoes of an All-Pro.
One player in this selection process who should be mentioned during this entire Houston Texans draft process is Bryan Edwards of South Carolina, as he was a four-year starter for the Gamecocks, and played in the tough SEC, which in all honesty does help prepare players for the NFL with its high-level football.