Texans WR Danny Amendola (knee) is out Week 13, while WRs Brandin Cooks (illness), Chris Conley (illness), and RB David Johnson (illness/thigh) are questionable.

Wash your hands!

Texans WRs Nico Collins (foot) and Chris Conley (neck) are questionable for Week 7 at the Arizona Cardinals.

The Texans need anyone on offense to try and compete against the Cardinals. Collins has the most upside between the two but is still more of a flex play.

The expectation is right now Texans WR Danny Amendola (hamstring) won’t be able to go on Thursday night against the Panthers.

Related players: Nico Collins, Chris Conley

Amendola is the team's third WR but was more like the team's WR2 as he produced more than Collins through the first two weeks. With Amendola out, Collins and Conley could be in line to see more targets. However Davis Mills is now the starter, and the Texans aren't exactly safe plays in fantasy lineups.

Texans cut WR KeKe Coutee.

A name that has fluttered on the depth chart now officially out in Houston.

Related players: Brandin Cooks, Nico Collins, Chris Conley

The release of Coutee is a bit of a surprise considering the Texans aren't necessarily loaded at the position. Outside of Cooks, a lot of playing time and targets will be up for grabs and among them should be Collins and Conley at this point.

The Houston Texans unofficial depth chart on their website lists WR Chris Conley as the second starting wide receiver, according to Aaron Wilson. Anthony Miller and and KeKe Coutee are listed second behind Conley and Brandin Cooks. Nico Collins is as a WR6.

This is not a surprise according to Wilson, but on a team that is unsettled at the position, it is noteworthy to see Conley as a starter. The Texans should be an avoid in all drafts as long as Deshaun Watson is not under center.

Jaguars WR Chris Conley is questionable for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings, according to Michael DiRocco of ESPN.

Conley falls in as the WR4 of the Jags offense, but to have the core four in place would be optimal. He is off fantasy radars as long as D.J. Chark, Laviska Shenault Jr., and Keelan Cole are healthy.