Odum has made a long career almost entirely in the kicking game, and that's precisely why Houston keeps elevating him off the practice squad; he's a trusted special-teams veteran rather than a candidate to unseat Calen Bullock or Reed Blankenship at safety. At this stage of his ninth season, his value is about steadying coverage units more than defensive snaps.
Strengths: Nine years of NFL special-teams experience with well over 2,000 career snaps in that phase alone.
Weaknesses: Not in the mix at safety behind Houston's established starting duo and rookie backup, limiting him mostly to specialist duty.