The Texans traded DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona earlier this off-season, so they were in the market for another top-shelf wide receiver. Enter Cooks, who now joins his fourth NFL squad (after stops in New Orleans, New England and LA). He is coming off a down 2019 but could be due for a comeback campaign in Houston, where quarterback Deshaun Watson remains one of the best in the league.

The Rams are methodically stripping down from the team that made a Super Bowl appearance just last year. Cooks is the latest casualty. The team decided to eat a ton of money here but get back a late second-round pick in this year's draft (which is primordial for LA right now). Without Cooks, Josh Reynolds is expected to see a lot more snaps as a field-stretching option.

Both Cooks and Reynolds are big winners after this deal: Cooks because of the QB upgrade moving from Jared Goff to Watson, and Reynolds because of the major opportunity he now has to cement a role as the Rams' No. 3 wide receiver behind Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods. All of the aforementioned receivers are worthy draft choices in most leagues for 2020.