HOUSTON -- While the Houston Texans' offense was dynamic with rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson last season, in order for the offense to take another step forward in 2018 they need to make sure Watson has more weapons, especially at wide receiver.
Watson’s No. 1 receiver, DeAndre Hopkins, is one of the best in the NFL, and his No. 2, Will Fuller, was efficient catching touchdowns when healthy. But last season, the Texans didn’t have much pass-catching depth and the team cycled through wide receivers as those on the roster dealt with injury. In Week 13, receivers Braxton Miller and Bruce Ellington were ruled out for the rest of the game with injuries, and less than two weeks after he signed…
