Collins pulled in a 29-yard score and finished with 3 receptions for 52 yards, anchoring Houston’s limited aerial attack as the only convincing real target near the goal-line. His usage highlights the challenge Houston faces spreading the ball beyond a single playmaker.

Collins finally saw a higher target share and a top-end catch on the opening drive, but his overall Week 2 line didn’t reflect the early threat; Houston needs to sustain his involvement and refine red-zone connections with Stroud.

Collins opened with a 29-yard TD, finished with 3-52 receiving on 8 targets, and showed big-play ability, but the Texans left points on the board late near the goal line. His role as a primary target remains solid, yet efficiency and red-zone conversion will determine his fantasy floor and ceiling.

Launched the Texans’ first-half scoring with a 29-yard TD and remained a key target as Houston leaned on the passing game. His early impact sets him up as a primary target in this offense.

Collins established early chemistry with Stroud and remains a central receiving option in Houston’s offense, with upside hinging on red-zone opportunities and game flow.