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The Houston Texans Are So Bad At Wide Receivers

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Sep 19, 2026
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Sat, September 19, 2026
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Chase BrownJared Wayne
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Chase Brown

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Davis Mattek highlights Chase Brown as an example of a player who was clearly too talented for the CFL, demonstrating NFL-caliber ability that went unrecognized by the CFL draft process.

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Jared Wayne

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Davis Mattek identifies Jared Wayne as the player who collided with Tank Dell in a playoff game; he was a second-round CFL draft pick whom the league incorrectly assumed would not stick in the NFL.

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0:00Jared Wayne is the man who murdered uh
0:02Tank Dell. People forget
0:04>> really.
0:05>> He was the wide receiver who collided
0:07with Tank in the playoff game.
0:08>> He's from Peterborough, Ontario. Shout
0:10out Canada. He was actually a second
0:12round draft pick in the CFL. The draft
0:14is only for Canadians for the CFL
0:15>> because there's rules about having
0:17>> you have to have a certain number of
0:19Canadians on the field. Correct. The
0:21draft is is for Canadians. Sometimes a
0:23Canadian gets too good and we're like
0:24this guy might be in the NFL, so you do
0:26waste your draft pick. Right. Like I
0:27don't think anyone drafted Chase Brown,
0:28for instance. this guy's actually too
0:30good for the CFL. So, they'll some team
0:32will put him on the negotiation list.
0:33But, I guess the CFL decided like, "No
0:35shot Jared Wayne is going to stick in
0:37the National Football League. We could
0:38safely draft him." They were wrong. The
0:41Houston Texans will keep 473 running
0:44receivers on their roster for four

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