In the latest National Football Post's Mock Draft, Baylor wide receiver Kendall Wright fell all the way to No. 26 and the Houston Texans. The reasoning?
↵↵↵Wright might be the draft’s top vertical threat and has the ability to open up a lot of options for the Texans offense down the field. Plus, he now could fall late into round one due to his lacking 40-time at the NFL Combine.
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Okay, at this point, every receiver who's around the first round has been linked to the Texans. Wright I guess is a popular choice since he is a vertical threat and the Texans need a vertical threat. Also, there's the proximity to Houston from his home school, which I guess makes people link the two.
↵↵However, what are the chances Wright slips that far? If Cleveland manages to trade up for RGIII, there's a possibility they take him and pair the two college teammates up again. Just a lot of variables to get down to No. 26 in this draft. Everyone seems to be leaning towards a receiver for Houston here, which is why I bet it doesn't happen.
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