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When asked about the quiet games Brandin Cooks and he put up, Randall Cobb responded ""In the passing game, it takes a lot to build that chemistry and that trust. It'll come. It's a matter of when. Obviously, we've got to have that urgency moving forward."

Cobb disappointed in his Texans debut as Houston was pounded by the Kansas City Chiefs. Watson will be the receiver to run short and intermediate routes, routes that Watson need to be ran so he has a safety valve with the team's porous offensive line. Look for him to rebound Week 2 in another higher scoring game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Texans WR Brandin Cooks is questionable for Sunday's game with a quad injury, according to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic.

Cooks played through the injury on opening night, so the extended time off and questionable designation are probably tied to resting Cooks. He will be a WR3/4 against a tough Ravens offense.

Vikings RB Dalvin Cook is signing a five-year contract extension worth $63 million.

The contract talks were prevalent throughout the offseason but now the Vikings have their star running back locked up for the next six seasons at almost $13 million in new money per year. There should be no concerns anymore regarding Cook. He is ready to rock Sunday against the Packers now that he has his money. He is our No. 2 running back this week, behind only Christian McCaffrey.

According to Ian Rapoport on Twitter, Houston Texans wide receiver Brandin Cooks will be active for Thursday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Brandin Cooks caused some concern by skipping Tuesday’s practice, but his being listed as a limited participant on Wednesday’s estimated practice report gave some reason for optimism. It is now confirmed that Cooks will suit up, though we would not expect him to play his normal complement of snaps. Quad issues and tricky and can linger, so expect Cooks to be removed from the field on plays the Texans are looking to run.

According to Aaron Reiss on Twitter, Houston Texans wide receiver Brandin Cooks may be limited against the Kansas City Chiefs during Thursday Night Football.

Brandin Cooks has been limited with the quad injury throughout camp but was able to get in limited practice sessions on both Monday and Wednesday. The speculation that he may be limited is noteworthy, as a reduction in snaps would cap his fantasy upside. If he does suit up tonight, we may see him rotated with Kenny Stills. We will have another update closer to game time.