
Hopkins put Houston back in front in the third quarter, reeling in a 28-yard back-shoulder fade from Tom Savage. It was Hopkins' ninth score of the season and second since Deshaun Watson tore his ACL. Houston's offense, until Sunday, was sluggish without Watson, but Hopkins is talented enough to get his no matter who's throwing passes. The No. 1 receiver has seen double-digit targets in seven of 10 contests this season, and he's averaged 91 yards in the three games since Watson went down while also posting two touchdowns. Expect him to keep it going.

























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