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ATLANTA, GA – DECEMBER 03: Atlanta Falcons running back Tevin Coleman (26) runs with the football during an NFL football game between the Minnesota Vikings and Atlanta Falcons on December 3, 2017 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA. (Photo by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

Houston Texans — Tevin Coleman

Offensive line is a much bigger need, but the bigger names slated for free agency next offseason seem most likely to be re-signed between now and next March. Instead, the Texans grab the speedy Coleman to compliment D’Onta Foreman with Lamar Miller a potential cap casualty.

Coleman would offer even more speed to an offense with Will Fuller and the dynamic Deshaun Watson. Foreman can be the thunder to Coleman’s lightning, while also providing more juice in the passing game than the running backs Houston has recently employed.

Not to mention he’ll get to play at least half his games on the fast track in Houston (with another every year in Indianapolis), maximizing the chances he breaks off big chunks of yards. The Texans have to add around Watson if they want to make perennial Super Bowl bids throughout his career, and bringing in a player like Coleman could go a long way in that pursuit.