Game Analysis:

Yeah so um, how about them Texans? C.J. Stroud just put the entire league on notice last week, and now he gets to play against one of the weaker defenses in the league. This game may be one of the best shootouts that we’ve ever seen. Joey Buckets is getting his rhythm back, and both of these teams have the makings of or established solid wide-receiving trios. This game could have me watching non-multi-cast football by choice for the first time in maybe years.

Let’s start with the Texans. C.J. Stroud has been putting his controversies to bed ever since he first stepped into the league. Oh, you thought that because he was from Ohio he was gonna be a terrible QB? Who told you that? Baker Mayfield? One of the biggest keys to the enormous amounts of success that C.J. has been having at the professional level is fellow rookie Tank Dell. These two guys have taken the league by storm in an eerily similar way to Ja’Marr Chase and Joe Burrow. Not to mention that Tank Dell isn’t even Stroud’s best target. He’s also got Nico Collins to throw to who’s had 14 touchdowns this year. This team’s offense is hotter than chicken grease, good luck to the Bengal’s defense.

Everything I’ve said about the Texans is true of the Bengals. They are a team that has finally reminded the world why people picked them to go to the Super Bowl this year. Joe Burrow has remembered that he’s actually pretty darn good at football, and now the Bengals have won four games in a row. This team is an offensive coordinator’s wet dream. Everywhere you look there is an elite talent. Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd, Joe Mixon, Joe Burrow. There are teams that would trade away rights to their franchise for any one of those five guys. 

Both of these teams have elite. High-powered offenses, so expect this game to be a shootout. Bet on either team and always bet responsibly!