Snippet from Paul K @ AFC South Blog:
http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth
Over in the first? The Texans have scored 57 points in the first quarter, third most in the league. The Browns have scored three, the fewest in the league. If the patterns hold, could we have a snoozer by the time the teams switch ends? ESPN Stats & Information says no quarterback has been less threatening downfield this season than Cleveland’s Colt McCoy. He has three 30-yard pass plays in 163 completions. That’s 1.8 percent, the lowest percentage of 30-yard plays of anyone this season. I don’t expect the Texans to have receiver Andre Johnson (hamstring), but Houston should still be more threatening downfield than the Browns.
Andre has been ruled out, but unless we do something stupid, this one SHOULD be over by the third quarter at the latest. I'm looking for Foster and Tate to put up big numbers Sunday.