| San Francisco 49ers vs Houston Texans NFL Predictions, Picks & Odds |
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Sunday, 25 October 2009
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San Francisco 49ers vs Houston Texans NFL Predictions, NFL Picks & NFL Odds: The well rested Forty Niners are in Houston today to take on the 3-3 Texans at Reliant Stadium. This inter-league battle is set to kick off at 1:00pm ET on FOX. NFL Predictions at online bookmaker Sportsbetting.com have Houston listed as a -3 against the spread home favorite. Forty-Niners Breakdown: San Francisco fell to 3-2 on October 11th, losing in embarassing fashion at home to Atlanta. The Offensively the Forty-Niners have had some woes too, averaging a meager 267 yards per game this season. They are hopeful that rookie wideout Michael Crabtree, who will make his first appearance of the season this afternoon, can have an immediate impact on the passing game. Texans Breakdown: The up and down Texans were up last weekend, beating the Bengals 28-17 in Cincinnati to even their record at 3-3. Quarterback Matt Schaub lit up the Cincy secondary for 392 yards and four touchdowns while the team had 26 first downs and 472 total yards. Houston's offense is now averaging 23.8 points and 369.5 yards per game on the season. However, the Texans scoring average at home this year, where they are 1-2, is 20 per game. If Houston's offensive line can protect Schaub, he should be able to air it out against the Niners defense and improve the team to 4-3 in the process. NFL Predictions Betting Trend: The Niners are 2-8 against the spread and 0-10 straight up in their last 10 games as a road dog in the month of October. Sportsbetting.com San Francisco 49ers vs Houston Texans NFL Predictions, Picks & Odds: San Francisco 49ers +3 (+100), Over 44 (-110), +150 (Moneyline) Houston Texans -3 (-120), Under 44 (-110), -170 (Moneyline) Cash in with sign-up bonuses, weekly reload bonuses and free payouts at SPORTSBETTING.com, where betting is safe, secure and easy.                       |
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45-10 shellacking left Mike Singeltary's bunch with plenty to think about during their bye week, namely how their suspect pass defense is going to slow down the Texans high-powered aerial attack. The Falcons threw for 329 against them and the Vikings amassed 283 through the air in San Fran's other loss.