Dell might be the smallest wide receiver in stature of the new big three in Houston, but his production on relatively limited work - due in part to a low route participation before the bye and his season-ending leg injury in Week 12 - speaks for itself. Once Dell was up to a full-time role (>75% snap share) in Week 8, he averaged a WR1-worthy 26.3% target share and 20.1 fantasy points per game through Week 12 when fantasy managers lost him for the year. That five-game stretch featured four games of at least eight targets and at least five receptions, including three games with 10 or more targets and five total touchdowns in that span. Dell easily cleared the 2.00 yards per route run threshold we like to see for rookie wide receivers, checking in at 2.40 (16th among qualifying wide receivers). That bodes well for his future prospects assuming he's able to stay healthy, although we can hardly blame Dell for his injury when the Texans deployed him (a 165-pound wide receiver) as a lead blocker at the goal line on the play that ended his rookie season. With Nico Collins and now Stefon Diggs around to compete with for targets in 2024, Dell will have to keep up his efficiency from last season to break into the top-20 conversation. The Texans passed the ball at the 12th-highest rate of any team in the league last year, and between the addition of Diggs and C.J. Stroud being ready to take the next step in Year 2, Dell is in more than a good enough situation to be a highly productive fantasy WR2 with weekly WR1 upside. Of course, those top-15 weeks may be fewer and further between in 2024 compared to 2023 with Diggs in the lineup, but Dell's profile is that of a wide receiver who isn't going to be bullied out of a fantasy relevant target distribution on what figures to be a high scoring offense (the Texans rank 10th in total implied points this season - 424.5). His 0.25 targets per route run was right on par with new teammate Diggs' 0.25, while falling just short of Nico Collins' 0.28. He's officially the cheapest WR by Underdog's APD as of today, making him a potential bargain if Diggs doesn't pan out while the Texans rent him for a season.