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Despite a disappointing statistical outing, a deeper look at C.J. Fiedorowicz's Week 10 performance offers some reasons for optimism. He ranked second for the Houston Texans in snaps (87%) and target market share (18.5%), trailing only DeAndre Hopkins. His 3 catches for 26 yards weren't anything to write home about, but theywere also both second on the team. When Brock Osweiler can't top 100 passing yards, it's hard to blame Fiedorowicz for his fantasy performance.

Looking ahead, Osweiler and Fiedorowicz both should find more success this week against the Oakland Raiders, who rank eighth-worst in Adjusted Defensive Passing Net Expected Points (NEP) per play. They've also allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends this season after allowing the third-most last season.

Fiedorowicz's role has remained consistent enough that he should be able to return to near the 13.8 PPR points he averaged in the five games prior to last week's dud.