Houston finally had that breakout season last year, making the playoffs for the first time in their history. The Texans strong running game will keep them in most games, which is a positive for the coming season. They'll win a lot of games once again and likely challenge for a playoff spot. The defense is a bit of a concern, especially with the loss of Mario Williams. The lack of a pass rush could be an issue. Either way, this team should finish above .500 and make a run at a playoff spot. The Texans probably aren't a Super Bowl contender just yet but getting closer.

DeVier Posey, WR. Posey has a chance to start as a rookie. The Texans have been looking for a starter opposite Andre Johnson for years. Posey looks to be that guy. He isn't flashy but a well-rounded receiver for a rookie. He has a chance to start from day one in a good offense, which gives him some fantasy upside for the coming season. He can get 800 or so yards and five touchdowns in a starting role, making him worth a late-round flier come draft day.

Owen Daniels, TE. Daniels is certainly capable of the big game in this offense but he has a few things working against him. He is injury prone, dealing with knee injuries throughout his career. Plus, his career high in scores is just five and he scored three times despite having 54 receptions last season. Daniels isn't an elite tight end, so don't overpay for him based on upside. His past numbers suggest he is more of a spot starter than anything. Expect more of the same in 2012.