A late-season injury hampered Otton’s breakout season a bit, but the 25-year-old caught 59-of-87 targets for 600 receiving yards and four touchdowns on the season. He also gained 311 yards after the catch, which is over half of his total yardage. He proved to be a valuable receiving threat in Tampa Bay, and if they don’t add another talented receiver or bring back Chris Godwin then Otton could flirt with low-end TE1 value next season.

Tampa listed five players questionable and all of them will play — Jamel Dean (knee), Mike Edwards (quad), Logan Hall (groin), and Antoine Winfield Jr. (knee) will join Otton in trying to hold it down for the NFC South champions Sunday night. Inactive for the Buccaneers are: DL C.J. Brewer, TE Devin Culp, WR Kam Johnson, WR Tanner Knue, S Ryan Neal, G Royce Newman, and OLB Jose Ramirez.

Otton is one of five players who entered the weekend listed as questionable who are expected to play on Sunday night. The third-year tight end who broke out for 59-600-4 in 14 games this season has missed the last three weeks due to a knee injury but will be back in the mix on Sunday night, barring anything unexpected. In addition to Otton, safeties Antoine Winfield Jr., and Mike Edwards, along with cornerback Jamel Dean, and defensive end Logan Hall are also expected to play despite being listed as questionable.

Otton has been out since Week 15. He was limited in Wednesday’s practice before getting in two full sessions. He should be good to go for Tampa Bay’s matchup with the Texans. Otton’s role declined once the Bucs got Mike Evans back and Jalen McMillan has fully taken over as the team’s No. 2 target. Otton, in turn, will be a touchdown-or-bust fantasy option for Sunday’s slate.