Miami @ Houston
On
the surface this looks like a lousy game, but dig a little deeper (and
by that I mean take a cursory glance at the standings) and you’ll see
that both of these teams are 4-3. Barring a tie, one of these two will
be 5-3 come Friday morning. Let’s take a second and think about how that makes us feel.
Don’t get me wrong, coming into the season I thought the Texans would be
good, but I now realize I was wrong. That’s what makes it so surprising that
they could reach the season’s halfway point two games above .500. Their season reminds
me of the scene in Vacation when Clark falls asleep while driving,
wakes up in a panic, veers away from oncoming traffic, and somehow spins
neatly into a parking spot at a motel. Nobody in the car is really sure
how they got there, or how close they were to absolute disaster, but
they’re safe and sound for now. One more thing, this is a Brock Osweiler
revenge game. And by that I mean the Texans want revenge on Osweiler
for being such an abysmal waste of time and money. Look for that passion
to carry Houston.
Texans 23-16
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