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Is the potential TE of the future for the Texans on the WW in your deepest league?
Jordan Thomas is entering his 3rd year in the league after missing most of last szn with a trip to IR.
He’s the alternative stash to hyper-athletic but very raw Kahale Warring.
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Jordan Thomas is entering his 3rd year in the league after missing most of last szn with a trip to IR.
He’s the alternative stash to hyper-athletic but very raw Kahale Warring.
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As a rookie he recorded a solid campaign tallying 4 TD hookups with Deshaun Watson, including a week 8 performance where he logged 89% snap share and caught 4/4 targets for 29 yards and 2 touchdowns.
He’s one of the biggest TEs in the league at 6’6 265 lbs and recorded an 84th% speed score at the combine at that size. He has the wheels to be a weapon in the passing game. Offseason has been focused on trimming down and improving footwork/agility.
BOB comments last week-
BOB comments last week-
Jordan Thomas is a later draft pick than Warring but he has already seen the field and produced immediately. Steady drum beat from last camp for JT continues after Texans’ first padded practice in 2020. Warring has yet to play a single snap and he’s currently injured again.
Both Fells and Akins are serviceable in the short term but Warring (and potentially Thomas) are the future hopes for the Texans at TE. Thomas has a huge opportunity to continue to build momentum in the next few weeks while Warring misses time.
In TE Premium or Deep Dynasty leagues he’s worth an add in your last roster spot to see if he continues to trend up over the next few weeks 
