Woody Marks

He’s suddenly getting more snaps and looks like the Texans’ main pass-catching running back, so grab him for your bench if you have room — especially in leagues that give points for catches. Don’t start him yet unless he’s getting steady work (about ten touches) or the starter is out.

Add Marks — he catches passes well and could become Houston’s main receiving back if the starter struggles or gets hurt. He isn’t playing much now, so keep him in deeper or long-term leagues, but in shallow leagues only pick him up if he’s free.

He's the Texans' backup who only matters if the starter misses time or loses work, so he won't help you much right away. Grab him in deep leagues and keep him as cheap insurance in 10–12 team leagues, and just watch Week 1 usage and any early injury news.

Draft him in the late rounds as a cheap bench pick — he catches passes and could step in if Mixon misses time, but he might have to share work so don’t count on him to start.