Bills @ Texans
Bills 6-2 SU on road this year, 6-0-2 ATS on road
Bills 6 road wins @Jets, @Giants, @Titans, @Dolphins, @Cowboys, @Steelers
Bills 2 road losses @Browns by 3, @Patriots by 7
Bills 21.5 avg PF on road/15.6 avg PA on road
Bills 2-6 O/U away TY
Texans 5-3 SU (final game no starters played) at home and 2-6 ATS home
Texans 5 home wins vs Jags, Falcons, Raiders, Patriots and Colts
Texans home losses vs Titans by 21 (starters sat), Panthers by 6 and Broncos by 14
Texans 23.6 avg PF home/24.5 avg PA home
Texans 4-4 O/U home TY
Common opponents: Patriots, Ravens, Titans and Broncos
Bills lost twice to Pats by 6 and by 7, Texans beat Pats by 6
Bills lost to Ravens by 7, Texans lost to Ravens by 34
Bills beat Titans by 7, Texans split with Titans winning by 7 and losing by 21 (minus starters)
Bills beat Broncos by 17, Texans lost by 14 home vs Broncos
Playing Bills +3 -130 $130 wins $100
When I look at this Bills team I see a team that is well coached and built for a run in the playoffs. They can run the ball and control the clock. Josh Allen has progressed this season and is becoming a great decision maker and leader. Buffalo has won some tough road games this year including the Thanksgiving day game at Dallas and a Sunday night game in Pittsburgh, sure neither of those 2 teams made the playoffs but the environment the games were played in gave Allen a playoff type atmosphere to adjust to. The Bills followed up that Sunday night win over Pittsburgh with a trip to New England on a Saturday where it took a 4th qtr rally by Brady and company to squeek out a win. The Bills rank in the top 10 in both rush and pass defense and have held mobile qbs similar to Watson in check. The Texans have one of the worst ranked pass defenses in the league and are 25th at stopping the run. Buffalo should be able to control clock and potentially get the W here, I'll play it safe and take the 3 in what should be a close game either way.
Bills 6-2 SU on road this year, 6-0-2 ATS on road
Bills 6 road wins @Jets, @Giants, @Titans, @Dolphins, @Cowboys, @Steelers
Bills 2 road losses @Browns by 3, @Patriots by 7
Bills 21.5 avg PF on road/15.6 avg PA on road
Bills 2-6 O/U away TY
Texans 5-3 SU (final game no starters played) at home and 2-6 ATS home
Texans 5 home wins vs Jags, Falcons, Raiders, Patriots and Colts
Texans home losses vs Titans by 21 (starters sat), Panthers by 6 and Broncos by 14
Texans 23.6 avg PF home/24.5 avg PA home
Texans 4-4 O/U home TY
Common opponents: Patriots, Ravens, Titans and Broncos
Bills lost twice to Pats by 6 and by 7, Texans beat Pats by 6
Bills lost to Ravens by 7, Texans lost to Ravens by 34
Bills beat Titans by 7, Texans split with Titans winning by 7 and losing by 21 (minus starters)
Bills beat Broncos by 17, Texans lost by 14 home vs Broncos
Playing Bills +3 -130 $130 wins $100
When I look at this Bills team I see a team that is well coached and built for a run in the playoffs. They can run the ball and control the clock. Josh Allen has progressed this season and is becoming a great decision maker and leader. Buffalo has won some tough road games this year including the Thanksgiving day game at Dallas and a Sunday night game in Pittsburgh, sure neither of those 2 teams made the playoffs but the environment the games were played in gave Allen a playoff type atmosphere to adjust to. The Bills followed up that Sunday night win over Pittsburgh with a trip to New England on a Saturday where it took a 4th qtr rally by Brady and company to squeek out a win. The Bills rank in the top 10 in both rush and pass defense and have held mobile qbs similar to Watson in check. The Texans have one of the worst ranked pass defenses in the league and are 25th at stopping the run. Buffalo should be able to control clock and potentially get the W here, I'll play it safe and take the 3 in what should be a close game either way.
