Chris Conley Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

HOU WR Chris Conley has been elevated from the practice squad for Sunday.

Chris Conley, Chris Moore, and Jordan Akins have all been listed questionable for Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans. Conley is expected to serve as the third receiver for the Texans and if he were to be ruled out this weekend Danny Amendola would step into his role. Chris Moore is expected to serve as receiver depth and his potential absence would not be DFS relevant. Jordan Akins is expected to serve as tight end depth and his potential absence would also not be DFS relevant. It remains difficult to trust any member of the Texans offense outside of Brandin Cooks in DFS contests.

Chris Conley, Chris Moore, and Jordan Akins all logged DNPs Thursday ahead of the Texans matchup with the Tennessee Titans. Conley is expected to serve as the third receiver for the Texans and if he were to be ruled out this weekend Danny Amendola would step into his role. Chris Moore is expected to serve as receiver depth and his potential absence would not be DFS relevant. Jordan Akins is expected to serve as tight end depth and his potential absence would also not be DFS relevant.

David Johnson, Danny Amendola, Chris Moore, and Antony Auclair have all been activated from the COVID list ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Tennessee Titans. Johnson should reclaim his role in the Houston backfield splitting reps with Rex Burkhead, this split will limit the upside of both backs making them tough to play in DFS contests. Danny Amendola and Chris Moore should both slot back into their respective roles amongst the Texans receivers, neither warranting enough targets to be considered viable options in DFS this weekend. Auclair should serve as tight end depth and is not expected to be DFS relevant. Chris Conley (knee) logged a DNP Wednesday and his potential absence would not be big enough to have significant DFS ramifications

Brandin Cooks, Chris Conley, and David Johnson all listed questionable for Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts. There is a non-COVID illness going around the Texans locker room leading to practice being cancelled earlier in the week. Cooks is the biggest name here for the Texans and would be a huge loss if he were unable to suit up this week. Nico Collins would serve as the top receiver and would need to be considered as a value option in most formats. Conley is expected to serve as the third receiver but his absence could also benefit Collins. If David Johnson were to miss, the backfield would be split between Rex Burkhead and Royce Freeman, with Burkhead being the better play. It will be important to monitor all three player’s game statuses when inactives are announced 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

Brandin Cooks (illness), Chris Conley (illness), and David Johnson (illness) all logged DNPs Thursday ahead of the Texans matchup with the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. There is a non-COVID illness going around the Texans locker room leading to practice being cancelled yesterday. Cooks is the biggest name here for the Texans and would be a huge loss if he were unable to suit up this week. Nico Collins would serve as the top receiver and would need to be considered as a value option in most formats. Conley is expected to serve as the third receiver but his absence could also benefit Collins. If David Johnson were to miss, the backfield would be split between Rex Burkhead and Royce Freeman, with Burkhead being the better play. It will be important to monitor all three player's game designations when the official injury report is released tomorrow.

Nico Collins and Chris Conley have been listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. Collins and Conley are currently the number three and number four options in the passing game for the Texans and could be missed if they were unable to suit up this weekend. If they were unable to play, it is likely that Brandin Cooks would dominate even more of the target share than he already does and Chris Moore could see more targets as well. Cooks remains the only trustworthy piece of the Texans offense and should be the only player considered in DFS contests at this point.