The Houston Texans have wrapped up their Organized Team Activities (OTAs) and are set to begin mandatory minicamps, marking a critical phase in their offseason preparations. As the Texans evaluate their new roster, several players are in precarious positions. Wide receiver Justin Watson is among those at risk, as the team currently has a dozen receivers, and many are likely to secure spots ahead of him. With players like Nico Collins and rookie Lewis Bond emerging, Watson's future looks uncertain. Similarly, tight end Cade Stover faces a tough battle for a roster spot, competing against established players like Dalton Schultz and Foster Moreau. Lastly, offensive tackle Jarrett Kingston is also on the bubble, needing to prove his versatility to remain relevant in a crowded position group. The upcoming minicamps will be crucial for these players as they vie for a place on the 53-man roster.