Take the Broncos, who by one way or another persuaded the all of a sudden beneficiary poor Texans to surrender a fourth-round pick for veteran pass-catcher Demaryius Thomas, a player they'd likely intended to discharge after this season. Since decision tumbles to Houston, who surrendered that midround draft capital in return for what likely adds up to a fleeting rental. The 6-foot-3, 229-pound beneficiary provides some genuinely necessary profundity and experience over the group's stretch run — something they're in desperate need of subsequent to losing Will Fuller V to an ACL tear — yet it's dicey Thomas is a piece of Houston's long haul designs. The 31-year-old collector will head into 2019 in the last year of a five-year, $70 million arrangement that has a $14 million top hit — a major wad of cash for a player whose speed and creation have disintegrated in the course of recent years.