
Following an opening victory against Tampa Bay, the Cincinnati Bengals will travel to face the Houston Texans in Week 2. Cincinnati enters the matchup with an unblemished health report and Joe Burrow leading the offense, though early betting lines position the visiting team as uncommon underdogs.
Meanwhile, Houston is coping with notable physical ailments and looks to stabilize after dropping their opener 36-31 against the Buffalo Bills.
That Week 1 defeat saw the Texans' defensive unit surrender 409 total yards, drawing significant criticism alongside a B-minus evaluation from CBS Sports. J.
Stroud's offensive attack while attempting to generate pass-rush pressure against Cincinnati's line. The postseason history between the franchises includes a January 7, 2012 wild-card playoff tilt, when Houston secured a 31-10 triumph over Cincinnati at Reliant Stadium.
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