Texans at Ravens (1/20)

Who wins?

  • Texans

    Votes: 1 12.5%

  • Ravens

    Votes: 7 87.5%
  • Total voters
    8
 
I know, it's early,...but...Looks like its gonna be Baltimore. Houston's offense looks disheveled and Baltimore's is clicking on all cylinders.
 
Not impressed with either team in the first half. Especially Baltimore, looks rusty from the bye.
 
I think Lamar is holding onto the ball WAYY too long. Gonna cost him in this game. Christian Harris for Houston is all over the field.
I'm predicting Houston to pull out a close one.
But I got a feeling the Chiefs/Bills game is the defacto conference championship
 
nupanther said:
I think Lamar is holding onto the ball WAYY too long. Gonna cost him in this game. Christian Harris for Houston is all over the field.
I'm predicting Houston to pull out a close one.
But I got a feeling the Chiefs/Bills game is the defacto conference championship
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I agree. He is staying in the pocket too long, if receivers aren't open, he should take off and get 5 or 10 yeards
 
OldSoulon said:
Browns only team to beat SF and Baltimore...Tito bad
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So ya woke up still drunk!

Yes, Browns beat SF 19-17 in wk 6 and beat Baltimore 33-31 in wk 10 after losing to the Ravens 28-3 in wk 4. I think both W’s were on fg’s as time expired, SF missed theirs & Briens made theirs vs Baltimore .

Browns also lost to Houston 45-14 last week and the Texans lost to Baltimore 34-10 yesterday. Does this means the Browns would have lost to the Ravens yesterday by 55?
 
Sykotyk said:
So, it's harder to beat division foes. That tracks with the statement that the Browns would've at least done better than the Texans did against Baltimore.
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I agree, it is definitely harder to beat divisional foes. I believe Cleveland and Pittsburgh would have given the Ravens a better game yesterday but both would have lost. Houston is young, it was a good learning experience for them. One has to figure the Texans will be a force moving forward in the AFC.

4 stars: MaHomes, Allen Jackson, Burrow
3 solid young vets: Herbert, Lawrence, Tua
1 old vet: Rodgers
1 young potential star: Stroud

That’s 9 solid qb’s when if healthy, are tough to get by.
 
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