ThaShark316
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House of Horrors, Part III?
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In Ryan Mallett's first NFL start, he threw a touchdown pass to a defensive lineman and handed the ball off so many times that a rookie sixth-round draft pick and injury replacement set a franchise record for carries.
The Houston Texans' latest victory was anything but conventional, but it was enough to help them gain ground in the AFC South race.
Houston's next test comes Sunday against AFC North-leading Cincinnati, which hopes Andy Dalton can build off a solid performance and help the Bengals end a five-game skid against the Texans.
Mallett took over for struggling starter Ryan Fitzpatrick as coach Bill O'Brien sought a new direction for the offense. After throwing four passes as Tom Brady's backup over his first three seasons in the league, Mallett went 20 for 30 for 211 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in last week's 23-7 win at Cleveland.
https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bengals-texans-preview-191644028--nfl.html
What I want to see:
- Run the rock! Cincy is near the bottom at run defense, so running right at them is a must.
- Deep ball defense tight. Dalton loves going up to Mr. Green, so our safeties will have to be on their best behavior.
- Loosen up the Bengals pass D. Early down shot plays and being aggressive is something that needs to be explored today.
- Pressure Dalton into mistakes. Continue to make this a "House of Horrors" for the Bengals and Andy Dalton.
Time to string together some Ws. Welcome back to NRG, Bengals. It's time to get to work, and make that move to being a FACTOR in the AFC Playoff race. So, I have a proposition for y'all: Get this win, move to 6-5, get over .500, and make a little bit of a statement here at home. Sound about right? Thought you'd agree. Let's do what we do, fam; win a big game vs. Cincinnati. Do work, H-Town; LET'S MUTHA****IN' GO, TEXANS!!!