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WR Tank Dell led the Texans in targets (nine) and air yards (143) despite playing just 45% of snaps (55% route share). He caught four passes for 105 yards and a TD, scoring from 63 yards out in the second quarter on a perfectly thrown deep ball. Dell is a priority bench stash, not someone I'd want in my Week 10 lineup.
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Dell 9 targets, 143 air yards, 4-105-1 in second game back; priority stash.

Tank Dell led the Texans in targets (nine) and air yards (143) despite playing just 45% of snaps (55% route share), catching four passes for 105 yards and a TD. This was his second game back; in his first game he had one target on 14 snaps, but more than doubled his snap count in Week 9, essentially stepping into Jaylin Noel's role after Noel's season-ending toe injury. The source rates Dell as a priority bench stash with potential to take more playing time from Xavier Hutchinson and/or Marvin Harrison in the second half of the season, though it'll be hard to average more than 4-5 targets per game in his current role.

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