The NFL Combine has caused significant fluctuations in the draft stock of various prospects, prompting the Denver Broncos, currently holding the 20th pick, to consider a diverse range of positions. Head coach Sean Payton and general manager George Paton are looking for a versatile offensive weapon, often referred to as a 'joker,' to enhance their offense.

Emeka Egbuka, a talented wide receiver from Ohio State, is seen as a potential fit, providing a reliable route-runner alongside Courtland Sutton. Alternatively, Nick Emmanwori, a standout safety from South Carolina, showcased his athleticism and versatility at the Combine, making him an appealing option for Denver's secondary. Meanwhile, Ashton Jeanty, a running back from Boise State, presents a compelling argument for being the dynamic playmaker the Broncos have lacked. Additionally, tight end Colston Loveland is also under consideration to bolster the passing game. The Broncos face crucial decisions in this draft, balancing immediate needs with potential future stars.

The Houston Texans are gearing up for their final regular season game against the Tennessee Titans, with a primary focus on player health as the playoffs approach. Guard Juice Scruggs is set to return after missing three games due to a foot injury, while defensive lineman Denico Autry, guard Shaq Mason, and cornerback Jeff Okudah will be sidelined due to various injuries. Scruggs' return is significant as it allows for potential adjustments in the offensive line, although Mason's absence complicates matters.

Defensive line depth is also a concern with Autry out due to a knee injury, and Okudah's concussion adds strain to the cornerback position. The Texans may need to rely on rookie Derek Stingley and Kamari Lassiter for extended playtime, despite concerns over Lassiter's recent quad injury. With playoff implications minimal for this matchup, the Texans might consider resting their starters during the game.

The Houston Texans are looking healthier as they approach the final stretch of the season, with only one player ruled out for their upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins.

Linebacker Christian Harris, who has been on injured reserve since the start of the season, is expected to make his return, which would significantly bolster the defense. Meanwhile, defensive tackle Foley Fatukasi is also set to return, enhancing the team's defensive lineup.

However, the Texans will miss starting left guard Juice Scruggs for at least two weeks due to a foot injury. His absence is a setback, especially after a strong performance in the previous game.

The Tennessee Titans are set to face the Houston Texans in Week 12, but they will be without four players. Running back Tyjae Spears is sidelined due to concussion protocol, while offensive tackle Leroy Watson IV is out with a back injury, leading to Nicholas Petit-Frere starting again.

Cornerback Gabe Jeudy-Lally and tight end David Martin-Robinson are healthy scratches, with Martin-Robinson yet to make his debut this season. The Texans have also ruled out several key players for the matchup.

The Houston Texans are set to face the Detroit Lions on Sunday Night Football, aiming to secure a victory against a formidable NFC opponent. Despite being activated from injured reserve, wide receiver Nico Collins will not play in this game, alongside other key inactives including Will Anderson Jr. and Dameon Pierce.

In an interesting twist, this matchup coincides with a Houston-Detroit multi-sport event, as the Houston Rockets also played the Detroit Pistons earlier in the day. The Texans are looking to improve their game strategy, especially in tackling, to counter the Lions' offensive prowess.