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AAA's 10* DIVISIONAL TOTAL OF THE YEAR (INSANE 22-9, 71% FIRST 5 SUNDAY'S!)
(NFL) Indianapolis vs. Houston,
Total: 48.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
Total: 48.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
This is a 10* DIVISIONAL TOTAL OF THE YEAR on the UNDER between the Indianapolis Colts and the Houston Texans.
Setting the scene: Indianapolis comes in off a 29-23 win over Chicago last week, while Houston fell 31-13 to Minnesota. These division rivals split the series last year, with the Texans winning 16-10 in the last meeting.
The Colts: QB Andrew Luck is having a solid season, last week he threw for 322 yards, two TD's and no INT's. He was sacked five times though. RB Frank Gore had his best game of the year, rushing for 75 yards off 14 carries. The offense is averaging 27.4 PPG. With the offense firing on all cylinders, it's the defense which has been lacking, as the unit concedes an average of 29.6 PPG, ranked 30th overall. Indianpolis though has to be liking its chances against this struggling Houston offense tonight.
The Texans: Houston is becoming predictable on offense. QB Brock Osweiler has six TD's to seven INT's at this point. It's not entirely his fault though, as the run game has been nearly non existent. So far Houston averages just 16.4 PPG, ranked 31st in the league. The defense hasn't been at the same level as year's past, but it's still the teams' strength, the unit is ranked 13th overall in conceding an average of 20.8 PPG.
The bottom line: Divisional battles are always the most important. We think field position will play a big part in the final outcome of this "chess match" and look for this total to fall UNDER once it's all said and done.
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Setting the scene: Indianapolis comes in off a 29-23 win over Chicago last week, while Houston fell 31-13 to Minnesota. These division rivals split the series last year, with the Texans winning 16-10 in the last meeting.
The Colts: QB Andrew Luck is having a solid season, last week he threw for 322 yards, two TD's and no INT's. He was sacked five times though. RB Frank Gore had his best game of the year, rushing for 75 yards off 14 carries. The offense is averaging 27.4 PPG. With the offense firing on all cylinders, it's the defense which has been lacking, as the unit concedes an average of 29.6 PPG, ranked 30th overall. Indianpolis though has to be liking its chances against this struggling Houston offense tonight.
The Texans: Houston is becoming predictable on offense. QB Brock Osweiler has six TD's to seven INT's at this point. It's not entirely his fault though, as the run game has been nearly non existent. So far Houston averages just 16.4 PPG, ranked 31st in the league. The defense hasn't been at the same level as year's past, but it's still the teams' strength, the unit is ranked 13th overall in conceding an average of 20.8 PPG.
The bottom line: Divisional battles are always the most important. We think field position will play a big part in the final outcome of this "chess match" and look for this total to fall UNDER once it's all said and done.
AAA Sports
