Collins anchors Houston’s aerial attack after a breakout 2023, posting back-to-back 90+ PFF receiving grades. He projects as a high-floor WR1 in PPR formats with potentially clearer target distribution if Tank Dell and other options don’t surge, though injury history keeps his risk profile in check. His performance profile supports a strong Week‐to‐Week floor with weekly spike potential in home run weeks.

Chubb remains an elite fantasy asset, but injury risk and a changing offense temper his ceiling. He’s an anchor in all formats, yet managers should diversify with backups who can handle a spike in workload if health concerns surface. Expect top-tier production with a careful eye on durability.

Texans land in the mix as a mid-range backfield that can supply upside with development and opportunity. The preseason signals will hinge on whether a committee forms around a lead back or if a more even distribution emerges, offering breakout weeks in the right matchups.

Collins is flagged as a top-five-level potential target in Houston, with CJ Stroud’s load-bearing presence and an offense that could lean on him as a primary or secondary option, depending on the surrounding cast and spread.

Stingley Jr. battled St. Brown and Williams at times, showing both the growth of Houston's secondary and the Lions' explosive options. His continued development will shape how opponents attack the Texans and how fantasy managers view Houston’s corner depth in 2025.