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- 109
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David Montgomery Puts Up Another Mediocre Fantasy Performance
David Montgomery Puts Up Another Mediocre Fantasy Performance
Texans RB David Montgomery put up his second straight poor fantasy performance. He ran the ball 11 times for 33 yards, catching two passes for 15 yards against the Colts. That comes off the heels of an eight-touch, 24-yard performance in Week 2. After scoring 3 TDs in Week 1, Montgomery has disappointed fantasy managers.
Woody Marks Out-Carried David Montgomery in a 4.4-Point Week 2 Dud
Woody Marks Out-Carried David Montgomery in a 4.4-Point Week 2 Dud
After a 28.9 PPR point Week 1 outburst, David Montgomery got out-carried by Woody Marks in a Week 2 loss to the Bengals. Montgomery produced just 10 yards with 6 carries and added 14 yards on two receptions for just 4.4 PPR points.
We Might All Have Been Underrating Woody Marks
We Might All Have Been Underrating Woody Marks
The biggest fantasy question in the Houston offense throughout this offseason has arguably been the projected backfield split. The Texans acquired veteran David Montgomery from Detroit and guaranteed him $10 million on a two-year extension that runs through 2027. That seemed to slot the former Lion clearly ahead of second-year incumbent Woody Marks, but the young guy has seemed to build recent momentum. Now it appears we might be looking at an even split.
Jayden Higgins ACL Tear Cripples Houston Passing Game
Jayden Higgins ACL Tear Cripples Houston Passing Game
Texans WR Jayden Higgins will miss the 2026 season after suffering an ACL tear in Tuesday's practice, according to multiple reports. (It's not yet clear which leg he injured.)
Joe Mixon Doesn't Expect To Play Again
Joe Mixon Doesn't Expect To Play Again
RB Joe Mixon has told former Bengals teammates that he doesn't expect to play again, according to insider Aaron Wilson. Mixon missed all of 2025 with a mysterious foot injury and hasn't surfaced this offseason.
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