Ben Tate would most likely have had a nice season were it not for his being dogged by injuries. A healthy Tate sees his share of carries and has played his way into being a decent flex option in the past. Head coach Gary Kubiak has already gone on record saying the team needs more from him in 2013, and don't forget - it's a contract year for Tate, who will be a free agent after 2013. He needs a big enough year in Foster's shadow for a big paycheck to come his way, and I'm a big believer in that being the number one motivator for players. When it comes time to drafting true No. 2 RB's on teams (not players in a time-share situation, but true No. 2's who sit behind No. 1's), Tate should be at the top of your list. Andre Johnson scares me. Every year I wonder if this is the year he becomes a No. 2 WR in fantasy. This is that year. He was on his way to oblivion in 2012 with two 100-yard games and two TD's in the first 9 weeks, before bouncing back down the back stretch. Still though, he only had four TD's for the season. Houston is throwing the ball less and less with a heavier reliance on the running game. Gone are the days where Schaub would air it out for 400 yards a game. If Johnson's the first WR I draft, I'm in trouble. If he's the second one? Then I feel a little bit better.