Chicago came away with a very deceptive 24-17 home win over Tennessee last Sunday. I say deceptive because they only were able to amass 148 yards of total offense. They had less than 90 yards on the ground and in the air. They scored a touchdown on a blocked punt return and another coming from a pick 6. The remaining points came on 3 made field goals. They will be facing a Houston defense that allowed only 303 yards in a 29-27 win at Indianapolis in their season opener.

Speaking of Houston, they exhibited a balanced and highly successful balanced offensive attack last Sunday. The Texans had an impressive 213 yards on the ground and another 204 through the air. The Texans have arguably the best group of wide receivers in the NFL to go along with that potent rushing attack that was on display last week.

Any NFL non-division favorite of 6.0 or greater coming off a division away SU win, and they won 9 or more regular season games the year before, versus an opponent who has won 12 or fewer of their last 32 road games, and that opponent scored 22 points or more in their previous game, resulted in those favorites going 10-0 SU&ATS since 1995. The average line in those contests was 8.0 and those favorites won by 17.5 points per game.

Give me the Houston Texans minus points for a 5% Best Bet wager.