Fantasy Value 2014: Arian Foster, Andre Johnson, DeAndre Hopkins

Gambling911.com has your Fantasy value 2014 look at three of the Houston Texans top playmakers and their season betting odds/props. 

Arian Foster (Houston Texans) Fantasy Value 2014 – From ESPN.com: It appears -- for now -- that Foster is completely healthy, and the timing is perfect with the onset of a new season and a team like the Redskins on the schedule. Washington allowed a league-worst 20 rushing touchdowns to running backs last year and was one of four clubs to surrender at least 20 fantasy points per game to opposing RBs. That sets up a potentially huge opening week for Foster to run wild.

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“More of a mid to late second round pick,” Christopher Harris of ESPN.com suggests, noting that Foster is “too much of a risk” even though he “likes the player”.

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“I’m wonderful, physically,” the running back said on Tuesday. “I’m excited about that. I can’t wait to play football.”

Foster last played in a game on November 3rd against Indianapolis.

Andre Johnson (Houston Texans) Fantasy Value 2014 – From FantasySportsPros.com: As the No. 12 overall fantasy receiver last year, Johnson ranked 3rd in the NFL in targets(175), 3rd in receptions(109), and 7th in receiving yards(1,407). Despite the QB troubles last year, being able to post such outstanding numbers at 33 years old makes Johnson a low end WR1/WR2.

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DeAndre Hopkins (Houston Texans) Fantasy Value 2014 - From ESPN.com: He is an intriguing fantasy leaguer this year, especially with the inconsistent status of top WR Andre Johnson's troublesome hamstring. Despite Houston's nightmare 2-14 campaign, Hopkins had a quality rookie season, and the offense is in much more capable hands now under new head coach Bill O'Brien. His Week 1 opponent being the Redskins also works in Hopkins' favor and makes the former Clemson Tiger a low-end WR3 for Sunday.

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