Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
Sunday, September 24, 2023 1:00 PM
Play: Point Spread: +7.5/-105 Houston Texans
Last weekend was another successful and profitable NFL payday. This weekend, we take it up a notch as I have my first NFL CONSENSUS play of the season, my 2-0 NFL NO LIMIT, and my coveted, exclusive NFL TEN DIMES PLAY which are a documented 15-2. SO STRONG, IT IS A BIG GAME PLAY. I am 2-0 in BIG GAME PLAYS this football campaign. Follow me this Sunday…all the way to the bank! Sunday’s FREE PLAY: Houston Texans. Game 455. 10:00 AM PST/1:00 PM EST. My friends, I could make this analysis as short and sweet as I am, and just say “this is way too many points for Jacksonville to be laying.” Guys, I am fully aware of the fact the Houston Texans are 0-2, both straight up and against the spread the season. I have been reading this week because the Texans lost last week to the Colts, 31-20, we should fade them because the Jaguars defeated the Colts a few weeks ago, 31-21. That is a huge mistake made by sports bettors all the time. Sure, you can gauge a few things against how one team plays a certain team as opposed to another. But football is about situations. And this is a very different situation. Prior to the January 1, 2023 Jacksonville win over Houston, the Texans took the nine previous meetings in this series straight up, going 7-2 against the spread. The Texans have always played the Jaguars very tough, my friends. No question Trevor Lawrence is a very good quarterback. No question CJ Stroud isn’t as far along as many had hoped this early in the season. But right now, after just a few games in to the regular season, the Texans possess the fifth ranked passing unit in the NFL, while the Jaguars own the 15th ranked passing offense. The fact that neither team is really running the ball with any success, tells me that this will come down to mistakes. And right now, Lawrence has made a few more miscues than Stroud. And on top of that, when it comes down to crunch time, and by that, I mean in the red zone, the Jaguars have come up way short. Do I think on paper t they were a better team than the Texans? Absolutely I do. But football isn’t played on paper. And I feel this is way too many points for this team to lay. FYI, my friends, Houston has covered three of their last four as a visitor. Take the points for the Texans. Thank you.