Keshawn Martin Fantasy News
Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 2:14pm
Texans released WR Kevin Walter, per league source.
Lestar Jean and Keshawn Martin move up a spot on the depth chart provided the Texans don't add another WR via free agency or the draft.
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Thursday, September 6, 2012, 11:12am
Veteran Texans receiver Kevin Walter had one catch for 9 yards in preseason. Lestar Jean (eight) and Keshawn Martin (seven) had more receptions.
But don’t expect any changes in the lineup. Walter will be starting opposite Andre Johnson.
“Kevin’s one of the most underrated guys we’ve got,” quarterback Matt Schaub said. “He’s always in the right spot, does everything a thousand miles an hour. He does so much for us in the run game.
“In the pass game, if you put it in a spot, he’s going to go make the play. He’s going to make you look good as a quarterback. I’ve got a ton of confidence in him. … It’s just good to see the young guys step up and play a role, because we needed to see what they were going to do.”
Walter has had a very quiet preseason but could be a factor in PPR formats. In 2007 and 2008, he had back-to-back seasons of 60+ catches and 800+ yards, getting 106 and 95 targets, respectively. Since then, he hasn't seen more than 80 targets in any given season.
Thursday, May 31, 2012, 3:11pm
Texans HC Gary Kubiak on rookie WR Keshawn Martin: "I think he’s doing well. He’s got a lot of explosion. He needs to learn some things about the pro athlete that he’s going against because sometimes when he separates, he thinks it’s over. You’ve got to keep playing, so that’s just something to get used to but I like his work habits. He’s kept up in the book. He has an excellent chance."
Wednesday, May 2, 2012, 9:58am
According to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, the Texans have released WR Jacoby Jones after drafting two receivers: Ohio State’s DeVier Posey in the third round (68th overall) and Michigan State’s Keshawn Martin in the fourth round (121st overall).

